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Kai-Shek Chiang | ... |
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Walter Darré | ... |
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(as Darré)
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Otto Dietrich | ... |
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(as Dietrich)
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Hans Frank | ... |
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(as Frank)
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Josef Goebbels | ... |
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(as Doctor Goebbels)
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Hermann Göring | ... |
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(as Goring)
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Rudolf Hess | ... |
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(as Hess)
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Adolf Hitler | ... |
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(as Hitler)
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Saburo Kurusu | ... |
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(as Kurusu)
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Robert Ley | ... |
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(as Ley)
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Lord Lytton | ... |
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(archive footage)
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Yosuke Matsuoka | ... |
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Frank McCoy | ... |
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Benito Mussolini | ... |
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Henry Pu-yi | ... |
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This famous propaganda piece, used as a U.S. Army training film in WWII before theatrical release, asks 'why we fight.' The answer compares the 'free' and 'slave' worlds. Included: development of dictatorships in Italy, Germany and Japan, while anti-militarism and isolationism rise in the USA; a look at enemy propaganda; and the first acts of aggression. Walter Huston narrates a combination of archival footage, maps, and other graphics. Written by Rod Crawford <puffinus@u.washington.edu>
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