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|date=31 Jan January 1999
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Jack Gladney is a small town American, an academic, a husband to reassuringly down-to-earth wife number four, Babette and a father of several children. Also, the head of Hitler Studies at the College-on-the-Hill. Gladney's life is lived in the landscape of (almost) archetypal Main Street USA, in the framework defined by clean, warm supermarkets, strangely compelling television news, and tabloid shockers that shock nobody.
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