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TitoloFighting the Government with its own propaganda: the struggle for racial equality in the USA during the Second World War

Autore

Stephen Tuck

Call number791.430909358/0009

Numero oggetto05901k

Luogo di pubblicazioneLondon, England

EditoreWallflower Press

Anno di pubblicazione

2005

Paginazionepp116-126

MaterialeArticle

ISBN1904764517

NotesArticle from the book 'Holocaust and the moving image' pp116-126

Descrizione

The American propaganda film 'The Negro soldier' directed by Frank Capra, was so successful that it became a powerful weapon for black activists in the fight for equality in the armed forces

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