The Nazi ban on foreign films and tight censorship has meant that German movies of the era have often been dismissed as being of no merit, except as examples of effective propaganda. This study presents a more nuanced interpretation, reviewing many of the key feature films and documentaries and analysing the sometimes subtle ways they shaped the opinions of the German people.
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