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Love, hate & propaganda. Disc 1 [World War Two for a new generation] = amour, haine & propagande : la deuxième guerre mondiale présentée à la nouvelle génération

Love, hate & propaganda. Disc 1 [World War Two for a new generation] = amour, haine & propagande : la deuxième guerre mondiale présentée à la nouvelle génération

DVD 2010

Love, hate and propaganda is a series that explores the psychology of war. Why did some enthusiastically follow while others bravely resisted? How could a young shop owner in Berlin come to believe that murdering civilians was a necessary part of asserting German pride? Why did a teenage girl in Japan believe her country had a divine mission to 'civilize' all of Asia at the barrel of a gun? Why did Hollywood believe it was necessary to demonize t...

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Guerre mondiale, 1939-1945 Propagande
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Edition:
Widescreen edition
Description:
1 videodisc (approximately 172 min.) : sound, color & black and white ; 4 3/4 in
digital
optical
Dolby
video file
DVD video
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: PG
Other Title:
Love, hate and propaganda [DVD]
Amour, haine & propagande. Disc 1 [DVD] : la deuxième guerre mondiale présentée à la nouvelle génération
Amour, haine et propagande [DVD]
Notes:
Canadiana
Presented by George Stroumboulopoulos
Présentée par Catherine Mercier
DVD ; Dolby 5.1 ; 16 x 9 anamorphic ; Region 0
In English and in French
Closed captioned for the hearing impaired
Sous-titrage français pour malentendants
Contents:
1930s: the strong men / written, produced and directed by Ryszard Hunka
1939/1940: Selling war / written, produced and directed by Susan Teskey
Années 1930: les hommes forts
1939 à 1940: prêcher la guerre
Control Number:
708071
UPC:
774212103575
Other Authors:
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Hunka, Ryszard
Mercier, Catherine
Stroumboulopoulos, George
Teskey, Susan
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