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Hitler's Reign of Terror (1934)
A documentary meant to show Americans what had been going on in Germany since Hitler's rise, centered on a fact finding trip by Cornelius Vanderbilt, with newsreel footage of book burnings and such.
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A documentary meant to show Americans what had been going on in Germany since Hitler's rise, centered on a fact finding trip by Cornelius Vanderbilt, with newsreel footage of book burnings and such.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Edwin C. Hill
In Theaters:1/1/1934
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Runtime:55 minutes
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