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A 1940s American propaganda video warning of the dangers of fascism has re-emerged this week, and struck a familiar chord following the events in Virginia at the weekend. The video, originally released at the height of the Second World War in 1943 by the United States??? War Department and re-issued again in 1947, shows a white male giving a hate-filled speech in the middle of a stereotypically American town. As spectators look on, the man refers to himself as an ???American American,??? before stating: ??sI see negroes holding down jobs that belong to me and you. mediadrumworld.com
2017-08-13
Public Domain / mediadrumworld.c/EAST NEWS
Media Drum
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MDRUM_Fascism_in_America-1
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