Obyknovennyi fashizm . Ordinary Fascism

Director Mikhail Romm narrated this slanted documentary about the evils of fascism with passages of wry humor. Film from the private archives of Nazi advisor Goebbels is used to bridge the history line between Mussolini, Hitler, and the emerging fascist movement in the 1960s among both East and West...

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Other Authors: Romm, Mikhail
Institution:Open Society Archives at Central European University
Language:Russian
Published: Soviet Union 1965
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:9a821367-9cf4-43de-8da0-2d343820b058
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dateSpan 1965
description Director Mikhail Romm narrated this slanted documentary about the evils of fascism with passages of wry humor. Film from the private archives of Nazi advisor Goebbels is used to bridge the history line between Mussolini, Hitler, and the emerging fascist movement in the 1960s among both East and West Germans. The film is quick to illustrate that German industrialists made a profit of 100 Marks on every soldier killed in World War II.
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publishDate 1965
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spellingShingle Obyknovennyi fashizm . Ordinary Fascism
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title Obyknovennyi fashizm . Ordinary Fascism
topic [Documentary film]
url http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:9a821367-9cf4-43de-8da0-2d343820b058