Divide and Conquer (1943)
Genre: Documentary / War
Duration: 57 minuten
Alternative titles: Why We Fight, 3 / Divide & Conquer
Country:
United States
Directed by: Frank Capra
Starst: Knox Manning, Murray Alper and General Bergeret
IMDb score:
7,2 (907)
Releasedate: 2 January 1943
Divide and Conquer plot
Documentary about the events in England and France during the Second World War. The film shows images of the occupation of France and how the Nazis, through new, innovative military tactics and a complete network of traitors, were able to conquer almost all of Central Europe in a short time.
Actors and actresses
Narrator
Bit Role
Himself - in Railway Carriage with Huntziger (archive footage)
Bit Role
Himself (with jubilant Hitler, to his right) (archive footage)
Bit Role
Himself - with de Gaulle and Giraud (archive footage)
Bit Role
Himself - Speech (archive footage)
Himself - with Churchill and FDR (archive footage)
Reviews & comments
Spetie
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- 38871 messages
- 8547 votes
The third part of the series, which in my opinion is roughly equivalent to the first part. I found the second part the most fascinating so far, but this part is also interesting to follow.
The way in which the Germans worked to subdue France is particularly fascinating to watch. The Germans' innovative way of working shows that they were miles ahead of, for example, a country like France, and were therefore able to conquer them. Furthermore, it is shown time and time again that Hitler did not adhere to the aforementioned agreements and therefore in fact fooled everyone. The miracle of Dunkirk is especially beautiful, but on the other hand quite frightening, because it could all have ended very differently.
Another nice bit of history lesson.
3.0*
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