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Color Films of the Third Reich
This documentary is showing Nazi Germany in color. No 'unreal', distant black-and-white images, but a very realistic and contemporary impression of Adolf Hitler's Germany. The color film camera was a rarity, only a few citizens had one As opposed to the weekly journals these uncensored amateur recordings give a much more realistic and often more shocking image of German society
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This documentary is showing Nazi Germany in color. No 'unreal', distant black-and-white images, but a very realistic and contemporary impression of Adolf Hitler's Germany. The color film camera was a rarity, only a few citizens had one As opposed to the weekly journals these uncensored amateur recordings give a much more realistic and often more shocking image of German society
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Genre:Documentary
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Written By:Karl Höffkes
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Polar Film
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