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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222579735 Title: The north star = Armoured attack. Author: Walter Huston; Walter Brennan; Jane Withers; Dana Andrews; Farley Granger; Anne Baxter; Lewis Milestone; Erich Von Stroheim; Ann Harding Publisher: [United States] : Samuel Goldwyn Productions, 1943. OCLC:222579735

  
  

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The north star = Armoured attack.

Author:	Walter Huston; Walter Brennan; Jane Withers; Dana Andrews; Farley Granger; All authors
Publisher:	[United States] : Samuel Goldwyn Productions, 1943.
Edition/Format:	Film : Film  Visual material : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	The German invasion of Russia transformed Stalin from one of Hitler's allies to one of Britians, and made necessary the production of pro-Soviet propaganda films such as 'Mission To Moscow' and 'Song of Russia' This example takes place in a Ukrainian farming village, where ordinary people are determined to resist the foreign aggressors. Highly artifical, it portrays pre-war village life as an endless round of singing, dancing, picnicking, and accordion-playing, whereas in reality, the pre-war years in the Ukraine saw several million in the countryside starve to death during the artificial famine which was part of Stalin's forcible collectivization policy. The film was later disowned by its makers and retitled.  Read more...
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Subjects	World War, 1939-1945 -- Campaigns -- Ukraine -- Drama. War films. Feature films. View all subjects
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