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The World at War
documentary · Samuel Spewack · US Office of Emergency Management
A feature-length government documentary on events leading up to and the first five months after the US entry into World War 2. Not to be confused with the Tames Television series "The World at War" (1973-4). Directed by Lowell Mellett. Released in 1942. Complete Print.
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