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English: German Nazi officers parading in the deserted Foch avenue, Paris, France (1940). Screenhot taken from the 1943 United States Army propaganda film Divide and Conquer (Why We Fight #3) directed by Frank Capra and partially based on, news archives, animations, restaged scenes and captured propaganda material from both sides.
Français : Officiers allemands paradant sur l'avenue Foch à Paris, France (1940). Capture d'écran du film de propagande de l'Armée Américaine de 1943 Divide and Conquer (Why We Fight #3) réalisé par Frank Capra et basé en partie sur des archives des actualités de l'époque, des animations, des reconstitutions de scènes, et du matériel de propagande capturé provenant des deux bords.
Deutsch: Deutsche Nazi-Offiziere in der verlassenen Avenue Foch, Paris, Frankreich (1940). Bildschirmfoto des 1943 entstandenen US-Armee-Propagandafilms Divide and Conquer/Teile und Beherrsche (Why We Fight #3/Warum wir kämpfen, Kapitel 3), Regie Frank Capra. Der Film verwendet teilweise Nachrichtenarchive, Animationen, nachgestellte Szenen und Propagandamaterial beider Seiten.
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Divide and Conquer] (Why We Fight #3) Public Domain (U.S. War Department): http://www.archive.org/details/DivideAndConquer |
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1940 (event), 1943 (film) |
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Frank Capra (director), U.S. War Department |
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48°52′25.0″N, 2°17′34.5″E |
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