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Anauê! - O Integralismo e o nazismo na região de Blumenau
Anauê! is the result of years of research and archival work conducted across cities in the Itajaí Valley and Itapocu Valley, a region with a strong German immigrant heritage. The film explores the rise and influence of the Brazilian Integralist and Nazi movements in the state of Santa Catarina before, during, and after the Second World War.
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Anauê! is the result of years of research and archival work conducted across cities in the Itajaí Valley and Itapocu Valley, a region with a strong German immigrant heritage. The film explores the rise and influence of the Brazilian Integralist and Nazi movements in the state of Santa Catarina before, during, and after the Second World War.
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