List of Allied propaganda films of World War II
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During World War II and immediately after it, in addition to the many private films created to help the war effort, many Allied countries had governmental or semi-governmental agencies commission propaganda and training films for home and foreign consumption. Animated films are not included here.
British Empire and Commonwealth[]
United Kingdom[]
1939[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Lion Has Wings | Adrian Brunel, Brian Desmond Hurst, Michael Powell, Alexander Korda (uncredited) |
1940[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Call for Arms | Brian Desmond Hurst | |
| Mary Field | ||
| London Can Take It! | Humphrey Jennings and Harry Watt | |
| Men of the Lightship | David MacDonald | |
| Miss Grant Goes to the Door | Brian Desmond Hurst | |
| Len Lye | ||
1941[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| An Airman's Letter to His Mother | Michael Powell | |
| A film about the Auxiliary Territorial Service, a women's formation | ||
| The Battle of London | ||
| Christmas Under Fire | Charles Hasse and Harry Watt | Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| Ferry Pilot | Pat Jackson | |
| Stanley Russell | ||
| Ralph Keene | ||
| Humphrey Jennings | ||
| produced by Verity Films | ||
| Target for Tonight | ||
| Words for Battle | Humphrey Jennings |
1942[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Coastal Command | J. B. Holmes | |
| Dover | ||
| Listen to Britain | Humphrey Jennings | Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| In Which We Serve | Noel Coward and David Lean | |
| The Next of Kin (aka Next of Kin) |
Thorold Dickinson | Originally a British War Office services training film by Ealing Studios based on the wartime security axiom that "Loose lips sink ships" / "Careless talk cost lives", it was also distributed commercially as its propaganda was of general strategic importance thus applicable to all citizens. |
| One of Our Aircraft is Missing | Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger | |
| Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject | ||
| Went the Day Well? | Alberto Cavalcanti | |
| We Serve | Carol Reed | |
| Winning Your Wings | Nominated for Academy Award for Best Documentary |
1943[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Jiří Weiss | ||
| Jack Lee | ||
| Desert Victory | Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Feature | |
| Mary Field | ||
| Fires Were Started | Humphrey Jennings | |
| Alfred Travers | ||
| Leslie Fenton | ||
| Michael Hankinson | ||
| Ralph Keene | ||
| The Silent Village | Humphrey Jennings | The Nazi massacre at Lidice recreated in a Welsh village |
| Target for Today | William Keighley | |
| Alberto Cavalcanti | ||
| The Volunteer | Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger |
1944[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aventure malgache | Alfred Hitchcock | |
| Henry V | Laurence Olivier | |
| Jungle Patrol | ||
| Liberation of Rome | ||
| Tunisian Victory | Frank Capra | Co-production with US |
| Western Approaches | ||
1945[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Burma Victory | Roy Boulting | |
| A Diary for Timothy | Humphrey Jennings | |
| The True Glory | Carol Reed | Shows the final invasion and victory in Europe; won Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
Australia[]
In Australia the Australian News and Information Bureau, under the Department of Information, produced the following
| Year | Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1941 | Frank Hurley | ||
| 1942 | Kokoda Front Line! | Ken G. Hall | Won Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
| 1942 | Men of Timor | Damien Parer | |
| 1942 | Moresby Under the Blitz | Ken G. Hall | |
| 1942 | Soldiers Without Uniform | Charles Chauvel | |
| 1943 | Assault on Salamaua | ||
| 1943 | The Bismarck Convoy Smashed | ||
| 1945 | Frank Hurley |
Canada[]
In Canada, the National Film Board of Canada either distributed or produced the following as part of its Canada Carries On and The World in Action series.
1940[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Atlantic Patrol | Stuart Legg | |
| Stanley Hawes | ||
| Front of Steel | Narrated by Lorne Greene Watch online | |
| Home Front | Stanley Hawes | Watch online |
| Letter from Aldershot | Stanley Hawes | |
| Letter from Camp Borden | ||
| Ross McLean | Re-edited version of | |
| On Guard for Thee | Stanley Hawes | |
| Squadron 992 | ||
| Wings of Youth | Narrated by Lorne Greene |
1941[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Peter Baylis | French title: Défense contre avions | |
| Stanley Hawes | ||
| Churchill's Island | Stuart Legg | Won Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject. First NFB Oscar winner. |
| Stuart Legg | ||
| Guards of the North | ||
| Heroes of the Atlantic | Watch online | |
| The People's War | ||
| Soldiers All | Stuart Legg | |
| Combination of A Call for Volunteers (above) and Ottawa, Wartime Capital | ||
| Warclouds in the Pacific | Stuart Legg | Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| Judith Crawley | ||
| Wings of a Continent |
1942[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Stuart Legg | ||
| Stanley Jackson | ||
| Contains footage of Nazi film | ||
| Everywhere in the World | Stuart Legg | Stresses Commonwealth and American solidarity |
| Centenary of the Geological Survey of Canada. Contains war related information. | ||
| Ferry Pilot | Stuart Legg | |
| Stanley Hawes | ||
| Stuart Legg | ||
| Inside Fighting Canada | Jane Marsh | Watch online |
| Inside Fighting China | Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject | |
| Inside Fighting Russia | ||
| Voice of Action | James Beveridge | Watch online |
1943[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Nicholas Read | ||
| Joris Ivens | ||
| Training children about what to do in an air raid | ||
| Banshees Over Canada[1] | James Beveridge | |
| Stuart Legg | ||
| Bombing the Nazis | ||
| Joris Ivens | ||
| Co-produced with | ||
| Fighting Norway | Sydney Newman | |
| The Gates of Italy | Stuart Legg and Tom Daly | Watch online |
| Concerns Victory gardens | ||
| Proudly She Marches | Jane Marsh | Watch online |
| The War for Men's Minds | Stuart Legg | Watch online |
1944[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dallas Jones | ||
| Air Cadets | Jane Marsh | |
| Back to Normal | George Dunning | Concerns life of war amputees |
| Stuart Legg | ||
| Stuart Legg, Tom Daly | ||
| Break-through | James Beveridge | Watch online |
| Don Baker, | ||
| Norman McLaren | Narrated by Lorne Greene (unconfirmed) | |
| Stuart Legg | ||
| Road to the Reich | Tom Daly | |
| Ernest Borneman | ||
| Train Busters | ||
| Trans-Canada Express | Stanley Hawes | Watch online |
| Zero Hour | Stuart Legg |
1945[]
| Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Stuart Legg | ||
| Headline Hunters |
India[]
| Year | Title | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1940 | |||
| 1940 | |||
| 1941 | |||
| 1941 | Ezra Mir | ||
| 1941 | Road to Victory | Ezra Mir | |
| 1941 | |||
| 1942 | |||
| 1943 |
United States[]
The United States had the largest film industry of any of the Allied powers, and its use for propaganda purposes is legendary. Because it was so big, there was no single governmental or semi-governmental agency that centrally controlled it. Instead, the Office of War Information co-ordinated efforts among many entities to produce propaganda:
OCIAA: Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
OEM: Office for Emergency Management
OSS: Office of Strategic Services
USAAF: United States Army Air Forces
USASC: U.S. Army Signal Corps
USASSD: U.S. Army Special Service Division
USDA: United States Department of Agriculture
USDT: United States Department of Treasury
USN: United States Navy
USDW: United States Department of War
WACMPI: War Activities Committee of the Motion Pictures Industry
Several of these films, although they have propaganda value, were used as training films for the United States armed forces.
1941 []
Pre-December films given IMDb release date where available.
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| WACMPI | |||
| WACMPI; OPM | Released June 5 | ||
| WACMPI; USDT | Released 20 May | ||
| WACMPI; OPM | Released June 5 | ||
| WACMPI; OPM | Released June 5 | ||
| WACMPI | |||
| WACMPI | |||
| WACMPI; BPI | Released June 23 | ||
| WACMPI; OEM | Released November 22 | ||
| WACMPI; NDC | Released February 18 | ||
| USASC; UASAAF | War Department Training Film 1-532 | ||
| WACMPI; | |||
| WACMPI; USO | Released May 28 | ||
| Women in Defense | WACMPI; OEM | Released May 28; narrated by Katharine Hepburn; written by Eleanor Roosevelt |
1942 []
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Africa, Prelude to Victory | OWI | ||
| The Arm Behind the Army | USASC | ||
| Ring of Steel | OEM | Recruiting short, narrated by Spencer Tracy, released April 7 | |
| The Battle of Midway | John Ford | USN, WACMPI | Academy Award for Documentary Feature 1942* |
| Campus on the March | OWI | ||
| Hemp for Victory | USDA | ||
| Henry Browne, Farmer | USDA | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject | |
| Hitler--Dead or Alive | Nick Grinde | ||
| It's Everybody's War | OWI | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject | |
| Japanese Relocation | WACMPI; OWI | Japanese American internment | |
| Keep 'Em Rolling | |||
| Keeping Fit | |||
| Manpower | OWI | ||
| OWI | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject | ||
| Night Shift | Starring Danny Kaye | ||
| Why We Fight:Prelude to War | Frank Capra | USASSD; USASC | Academy Award for Documentary Feature 1942* |
| Safeguarding Military Information | Preston Sturges | AMPAS | |
| Sex Hygiene | John Ford | USASC | |
| Training Women For War Production | NYA | Narrated by Eleanor Roosevelt[2] | |
| Torpedo Squadron | John Ford | USN | |
| United China Relief | |||
| Winning Your Wings | John Huston Owen Crump (uncredited) |
USAAF | Starring James Stewart; Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| The World at War | Lowell Mellett | OWI | |
| Wood for War | Arthur H. Wolf | USDT | |
- The 1942 Academy Award for Best Documentary, whose time frame included part of 1943, was split among four films, including the two seen here. Also, that year saw the amalgamation of the feature and short subject documentary categories into a single category.
1943 []
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Challenge to Democracy | OWI; OSS; WRA | Concerns Japanese American internment | |
| Army-Navy Screen Magazine | |||
| USN | |||
| OWI; WACMPI | |||
| USDA; USFS; WACMPI | |||
| The Autobiography of a 'Jeep' | Joseph Krumgold (uncredited) | OWI | |
| Brazil at War | OWI; OIAA | ||
| USN; Walt Disney Pictures | |||
| USN; Walt Disney Pictures | |||
| Black Marketing | William Castle | OWI; WACMPI | |
| WACMPI | |||
| WACMPI; USN | Concerns women's auxiliary, WAVES | ||
| Combat America | USAF | Narrated by Clark Gable | |
| Community Transportation | OWI; WACMPI | ||
| USASC | |||
| OWI; WACMPI | |||
| December 7th | John Ford, Gregg Toland | USN; USDW | Won an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| USN; WACMPI | |||
| USAF | |||
| USAF | |||
| OWI; WACMPI | |||
| Education for Death- The Making Of The Nazi | Clyde Geronimi | Based on the non-fiction book of the same name by American author Gregor Ziemer, also this film is by The Walt Disney Company, and the characters speak German | |
| WACMPI | |||
| OWI; WACMPI | |||
| The First Motion Picture Unit | USAAF | ||
| USAAF | |||
| Food and Magic | OWI; WACMPI | ||
| Food for Fighters | OWI; WACMPI | ||
| OSS | |||
| USAAF | |||
| OWI; | Narrated by Spencer Tracy | ||
| USAAF | |||
| USAAF | |||
| How to Operate Behind Enemy Lines | OSS | ||
| USAAF | |||
| USA | |||
| USAAF | |||
| OWI; WACMPI | |||
| Mission Accomplished | OWI; WACMPI | ||
| Negro Colleges in War Time | WACMPI; OWI | ||
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| USAAF | |||
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| USAAF | |||
| Our Enemy- The Japanese | USN; OWI | ||
| USAAF | |||
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter | Bernard Vorhaus | First Motion Picture Unit, United States Army Air Forces; OWI | Starring Ronald Reagan |
| USAAF | |||
| Report from the Aleutians | John Huston | WACMPI; USASC | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| USAAF | |||
| USAAF | |||
| USAAF | |||
| Since Pearl Harbor | WACMPI; American Red Cross | Wartime activities of the Red Cross | |
| USA | Caution against Nazi spies | ||
| Suggestion Box | WACMPI; OWI | ||
| OWI | |||
| To the People of the United States | Arthur Lubin | PHS | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| Tomorrow We Fly | USN | Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject) | |
| The Tree in a Test Tube | USDA | Laurel and Hardy short about use of wood in the war effort | |
| Troop Train | WACMPI; OWI | ||
| USAAF | |||
| USAAF | |||
| USAAF | |||
| War Department Report | Carl Marzani | OSS | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| Wartime Nutrition | WACMPI; OWI | ||
| We've Never Been Licked | John Rawlins | Texas A&M University | Features William Frawley of I Love Lucy as a Japanese agent |
| OWI | |||
| Why We Fight:The Nazis Strike | Frank Capra | USASSD; USASC | |
| Why We Fight:Divide and Conquer | Frank Capra | USASSD; USASC | |
| Why We Fight:The Battle of Britain | Frank Capra | USASSD; USASC | |
| Why We Fight:The Battle of Russia | Frank Capra | USASSD; USASC | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
| Wings Up | OWI; WACMPI; First Motion Picture Unit, United States Army Air Forces | Narrated by Clark Gable | |
| You, John Jones! | Mervyn LeRoy | WACMPI; | Dramatic short starring James Cagney |
1944 []
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The 957th Day | USN; OWI | ||
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| USASC | |||
| WACMPI; ARC | Activities of the Red Cross for that year | ||
| Attack in the Pacific | |||
| Attack! Battle of New Britain | |||
| USAAF | |||
| USAAF | |||
| USDW; WACMPI | |||
| USCG; WACMPI | Concerns women's Coast guard auxiliary, SPARS | ||
| Toddy Pictures Co. | Race film made in co-operation with the US Govt. | ||
| The Fighting Lady | Edward Steichen | USN | Won an Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
| Freedom Comes High | Lewis Allen | USN | Dramatic short |
| Gracias Amigos | OIAA | Latin American contributions to the war effort | |
| Highballing to Victory | APSC; WACMPI | ||
| USN; WACMPI | |||
| USN; WACMPI | |||
| Hymn of the Nations | Alexander Hammid | OWI | nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| USN; | |||
| WACMPI | |||
| It's Your War Too | WACMPI; USDW; USASC | Concerns women's Army auxiliary WACS | |
| Liberation of Rome | APS; OWI; WACMPI; British Service Units | ||
| USAAF | |||
| Richard Fleischer | WACMPI | ||
| Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress | William Wyler | First Motion Picture Unit, United States Army Air Forces | |
| USDW; WACMPI | |||
| The Negro Soldier | Stuart Heisler | USDW; WACMPI | |
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| The Price of Rendova | USA; WACMPI | ||
| OWI | Narrated by Humphrey Bogart | ||
| WACMPI; OWI | Concerns the women's naval auxiliary WAVES | ||
| Return to Guam | USN | ||
| Road to Victory | LeRoy Prinz | WACMPI | |
| Supervising Women Workers | USOE | ||
| USN; WACMPI | |||
| Tunisian Victory | Frank Capra and Hugh Stewart | USASC; | |
| What Makes a Battle | USAPS (with co-operation of USASC, USN, USMC etc.) | ||
| WACMPI; OWI | |||
| Why We Fight: The Battle of China | Frank Capra | USASSD; USASC | Second Sino-Japanese War |
| With the Marines at Tarawa | Louis Hayward | WACMPI; OWI | Authentic footage of the Battle of Tarawa, filmed by the photographers of the 2nd Marine Division; won an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
1945 []
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6th Marine Division on Okinawa | USMC | Battle of Okinawa | |
| USAAF | |||
| Air Force Report[3] | Carl Marzani | OSS | |
| USAAF | |||
| Michael Audley | USDT; WACMPI; | ||
| The Army Nurse | APS;USASC;USDW | ||
| The Atom Strikes! | APS;USASC;USDW | Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki | |
| The Battle of San Pietro | John Huston | WACMPI; APS | Battle of San Pietro Infine |
| Birth of the B-29 | APS;AAF;USDW | ||
| USN;WACMPI | |||
| Bulletin on the Okinawa Operation | USMC | Battle of Okinawa | |
| Ed Herlihy | Universal Studios | 5 min. 19 s, archive.org | |
| Operation Overlord | |||
| D-Day -1 | Operation Overlord | ||
| Death Mills | Billy Wilder | USASC | Holocaust |
| The Enemy Strikes | WACMPI; APS | Battle of the Bulge | |
| The Fight for the Sky | WACMPI;USAAF | Air war over Europe; Narrated by Ronald Reagan | |
| The Fleet That Came to Stay | Budd Boetticher | WACMPI; OWI | Battle of Okinawa |
| Fury in the Pacific | WACMPI; USA; USN; USMC | ||
| Glamour Gal | USMC | Artillery in the Battle of Iwo Jima | |
| Here is Germany | Frank Capra | Occupation orientation | |
| Hollywood Victory Caravan | William D. Russell | WACMPI; USDT | Hollywood USO |
| Intelligence and the Japanese Civilian | USMC | Occupation orientation | |
| The Last Bomb | Frank Lloyd | USAAF | Operation Matterhorn; Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
| Know Your Enemy: Japan | Frank Capra and Joris Ivens | ||
| Mr. and Mrs. America | USDT | Bond drive | |
| My Japan | USDT | ||
| The Negro Sailor | Henry Levin | USN | |
| Okinawa Bulletin #2: Final Phases | USMC | Battle of Okinawa | |
| WACMPI; APS | |||
| Our Job in Japan | WACMPI; APS | ||
| Air Force dogfights and B-29 raids on Japan | |||
| Remember These Faces | USN; USCG; USMC | Wounded in Action marines and sailors in the Pacific | |
| WACMPI; American Red Cross | Activities of the Red Cross the previous year | ||
| Lee Strasberg | |||
| The Stilwell Road | USASC; British and Indian film units | Narrated by Ronald Reagan | |
| The Story of the 14th Air Force | Photographers of the 14th Air Force | The Flying Tigers | |
| Target Tokyo | USAAF | ||
| Target Invisible | DOT | The use of Radar in the War | |
| USAAF; USN | |||
| To the Shores of Iwo Jima | OWI; WACMPI | Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject | |
| The Town | Josef von Sternberg | OWI; WACMPI | |
| Tuesday in November | John Houseman | OWI; WACMPI | |
| The True Glory | Garson Kanin and Carol Reed | OWI; British Ministry of Information | Won Academy Award for Documentary Feature |
| Two Down and One to Go | Frank Capra | WACMPI; USAPS | |
| WACMPI | About the Lend-Lease program | ||
| John Cromwell | OWI; WACMPI | Concerns Dumbarton Oaks and the founding of the UN | |
| Why We Fight:War Comes to America | Frank Capra | USASSD; USASC | |
| Wings for This Man | USAAF | About the Tuskegee Airmen. Narrated by Ronald Reagan | |
| Your Job In Germany | Frank Capra | USAAF | Written by Dr. Seuss. Concerns occupation of Germany |
1946[]
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Tale of Two Cities | USDW; Army-Navy Screen Magazine | Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki | |
| That Justice Be Done | George Stevens | OWI; OSS; WACMPI | Nuremberg Trials |
| Seeds of Destiny | Gene Fowler Jr. | USDW; UNRRA | Asks public for humanitarian aid to post-war Europe and Asia |
| Special Delivery | USDW; Army-Navy Screen Magazine | Operation Crossroads (the atomic tests bombings on Bikini Atoll) |
1947[]
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Don't Be a Sucker | USDW | Anti-intolerance film | |
| Thunderbolt! | William Wyler | USDW | About US airstrikes in Italy; introduced by Jimmy Stewart |
Year uncertain[]
| Title | Director | Agencies or Organizations involved | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Know Your Ally: Britain | OWI; USASC | ||
| Victory Gardens | USDA |
Netherlands and Belgium[]
The low countries were overrun by Nazi Germany in the May–June 1940 blitzkrieg. The Dutch East Indies, the Netherlands most important colony, was conquered by Japan in early 1942. However each had a government in exile which set up the and , which produced the following films. There were also films made by the resistance while the respective countries were occupied.
| Year | Title | Director | Agency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1941 | Hippolyte De Kempeneer | Belgian resistance movement | Dutch title: Immer België; English title Forever Belgium | |
| 1942 | Belgian Ministry of Information | Nominated for Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject | ||
| 1942 | Netherlands Information Bureau | |||
| 1942 | Netherlands Information Bureau | |||
| 1942 | Netherlands Information Bureau | |||
| 1942 | Netherlands Information Bureau | |||
| 1943 | Alfred Travers | Netherlands Information Bureau |
Soviet Union[]
In the Soviet Union, unless otherwise noted, the Central Newsreel Studio produced these films.
| Year | Title | Director | Original title | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1941 | Razmatchakati hamar | Produced by | ||
| 1941 | Fascist Boots Shall Not Trample Our Motherland | & | Не топтать фашистскому сапогу НАШЕЙ РОДИНЫ | Produced by Soyuzmultfilm |
| 1942 | День войны/Den voiny | |||
| 1942 | Roman Karmen | Ленинград в борьбе/Leningrad v borbe | ||
| 1942 | Crushing Defeat of the German Troops under Moscow | Ilya Kopalin | Разгром немецких войск под Москвой | |
| 1943 | Ukraine in Flames | Aleksandr Dovzhenko & Yuliya Solntseva | Битва за нашу Советскую Украину | |
| 1943 | Народные мстители/Narodniye mstiteli | |||
| 1943 | Stalingrad | |||
| 1943 | Narrated by Brian Donlevy | |||
| 1943 | В песках Средней Азии/V peskakh Sredney Azii | |||
| 1943 | Aleksander Ford | Title in Polish | ||
| 1944 | Hayastani zavaknere | Produced by | ||
| 1944 | Yuli Raizman | Produced by Studios | ||
| 1945 | Fall of Berlin – 1945 | Yuli Raizman & Yelizaveta Svilova | Битва за Берлин 1945 г. | |
| 1945 | Aleksandr Dovzhenko & Yelizaveta Svilova | Pobeda na Pravoberezhnoi Ukraine i izgnaniye nemetsikh zakhvatchikov za predeli Ukrainskikh sovietskikh zemel | ||
| 1945 | Iosif Kheifits | Razgrom Yaponii |
The Nuremberg Trials
Soviet films made for foreign markets[]
In addition to the above the Soviet cinema import company Artkino produced the following for foreign markets.
| Year | Title | Director | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1942 | Our Russian Front | Joris Ivens & Lewis Milestone | Narrated by Walter Huston |
| 1942 | Moscow Strikes Back | Ilya Kopalin & | Nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject |
| 1943 | |||
| 1947 | The Nuremberg Trials | Soviet view of the Nuremberg Trials |
See also[]
References[]
- ^ "Watch: 'Banshees Over Canada'." Nfb.ca. Retrieved: April 1, 2016.
- ^ "NYA Train Women for War Production". Living New Deal. Retrieved 2019-02-14.
- ^ Molinaro, Dennis (2021). The bridge in the parks : the Five Eyes and Cold War counter-intelligence. Toronto Buffalo London: University of Toronto Press. p. 55. ISBN 9781487523718. OCLC 1242465012. Retrieved 29 November 2021.
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