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World War II the propaganda battle

Describes how World War II saw two motion picture experts from Germany and the United States battle to make films that would inspire and instill the desire to win the war. Features filmmakers Frank Capra of the Unites States and Fritz Hippler of Germany.

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  • "World War Two"@en
  • "World War 2"@en
  • "Propaganda battle"
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  • "Bill Moyers interviews two filmmakers in the first large-scale propaganda battle in history--German filmmaker Fritz Hippler and his American counterpart, Frank Capra. Both men used the modern mass media effectively to sway public opinion in their respective countries during World War II."
  • "Moyers interviews two chief participants in the propaganda conflict-Fritz Hippler and Frank Capra. Followed by previews of upcoming segments."
  • "Describes how World War II saw two motion picture experts from Germany and the United States battle to make films that would inspire and instill the desire to win the war. Features filmmakers Frank Capra of the Unites States and Fritz Hippler of Germany."@en
  • "Moyers interviews two chief participants in the propaganda conflict-Fritz Hippler and Frank Capra."
  • "Moyers interviews two chief participants in the propaganda conflict-Fritz Hippler and Frank Capra."@en
  • "Bill Moyers interviews two filmmakers in the first large-scale propaganda battle in history--German filmmaker Fritz Hippler and his American counterpart, Frank Capra."@en
  • "Examines World War II as the first war in which both sides used film propaganda. German filmmaker Fritz Hippler and his American counterpart Frank Capra discuss the role of motion pictures in the war."
  • "Examines World War II as the first war in which both sides used film propaganda. German filmmaker Fritz Hippler and his American counterpart Frank Capra discuss the role of motion pictures in the war."@en
  • "The sophisticated propaganda of modern mass media developed from the battle for the hearts and minds of the ordinary citizen during World War II. In this acclaimed program, Bill Moyers studies the principles and psychological effects of propaganda and provides rare interviews with the two key players in the first large-scale propaganda battle in history: popular movie director Frank Capra, who created the "Why We Fight" series, and chief Nazi filmmaker FritzHippler."
  • "A look at the use of motion pictures made during the War which served intentionally or incidentally as propaganda, as a means of explaining ideologies, and at the men who made them."

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  • "Nonfiction television programs"@en
  • "Television programs"@en
  • "Historical television programs"@en
  • "Documentary television programs"
  • "Documentary television programs"@en

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  • "World War II--the propaganda battle"
  • "World War II the propaganda battle"@en
  • "World War II the propaganda battle"
  • "World War II, the propaganda battle"

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