Brian Roberts's Cabaret

Introduced in Berlin at the midst of the depression, 'Cabaret' tells the tale of the charming American, Sally Bowles, and her short-lived relationship with Brian Roberts, a British novelist. Amongst the plot, however, is the slow but prominent rise of the Nazi party - shown through visuals and script. As the depression fell throughout, the citizens of Germany were not the only ones left crippled, with the Weimar Republic reaching its downfall. With this, the Nazi party came to prominence - although still needing to gain respect from the people of Berlin. With months of incessant propaganda, the mockery was no longer heard, as trust was beginning to be gained. . What once was a place where Nazi's are not welcome, by the end of 'Cabaret', Nazi