02 January 1943 Factual, War 57 mins
The third film of Frank Capra's 'Why We Fight" propaganda film series, dealing with the Nazi conquest of Western Europe in 1940.
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Knox Manning as Narrator
Murray Alper as Bit Role
General Bergeret as Self - in Railway Carriage with Huntziger (archive footage)
Monte Blue as Bit Role
Karl Brandt as Self (with jubilant Hitler, to his right) (archive footage)
Maurice Brierre as Bit Role
Winston Churchill as Self - with de Gaulle and Giraud (archive footage)
Ann Codee as Bit Role
Richard Walther Darré as Self - Speech (archive footage)
Charles de Gaulle as Self - with Churchill and FDR (archive footage)
Walter Huston as Narrator
Roger Q. Denny Writer
Gordon Hollingshead Producer
Philip G. Epstein Writer
Frank Capra Director
Julius J. Epstein Writer
William Hornbeck Editor
Frank Capra Producer
Doug Gould Editor
Anatole Litvak Director
Arthur L. Todd Director of Photography
William Lava Original Music Composer
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United States 02 January 1943
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