1943War22m 40s
The film examines the rise of Nazism in Germany and shows how similar political propaganda is used in the United States to advocate for desegregation
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Genres Short, War Documentaries, War
Decade 1940s
This Movie is Didactic, Urgent, Politically-charged, Hard-hitting & Instructive
About Don't be a sucker A 1943 war documentary by the United States Army Signal Corps, notable for its warning against political propaganda and its role in advocating for the desegregation of the United States armed forces
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Audio English (United States)
Subtitles English
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Cast
- Lloyd Nolan Commentator
- Paul Lukas Hungarian Professor
- George E. Stone Card Player
- Felix Bressart Anti-Nazi Teacher
- Richard Alexander Listener to Soapbox Orator
- Robert Adler Listener to Soapbox Orator
- Chick Chandler Con Artist
- George Chandler Sucker
- Kurt Kreuger Hans
- Frank O'Connor Listener to Soapbox Orator
- Robert Bailey Mike
- Albert Einstein Self
- Joseph Goebbels Self
- Adolf Hitler Self
- Martin Kosleck Nazi Orator
- Richard Lane Soapbox Orator
- Robert R. Stephenson German Citizen
- Charles Tannen Mugger
- Ivan Triesault Priest
- Bobby Watson Adolf Hitler
Director
- United States Army Signal Corps
Screenwriter
- United States Army Signal Corps
Director of Photography
- United States Army Signal Corps
Composer
- United States Army Signal Corps
Producer
- United States Department of War
