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How Have the Nazis been represented on Film?
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HOW HAVE THE NAZIS BEEN REPRESENTED ON FILM? The macabre past of Germany during the Nazi period is an emerging topic in films. The Nazis were political fascists whom were members of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, founded in Germany in 1919 and brought to power under Adolf Hitler in 1933. Directors and producers have made certain films in different ways as some have manipulated Nazi behaviour, while others have used hindsight to show the actual behaviour of the Nazis. Many people are fascinated by how Hitler could control the whole of Germany with all the shocking and barbaric acts of his regime. The Nazis have been represented in many different ways and some examples of the films I have been looking at are: Triumph of the Will, Cabaret, Schindler's List and The Lion King. Triumph of the Will was produced in 1934, five years before World War II, as...
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