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Cartoons Go to War
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Social Studies School Service
Media Type:Videocassette
Release Date:1995
Audience:Higher Education
Secondary Education
Running Time:50 min.
Physical Description:one video cassette, 50 min.
Language:English
Author:A&E
Subject:History
Media Studies
Politics and Government
Subheading:Military or Armed Conflict
National Government
Television
WWII
Region:East Asia
Country:Japan



Abstract:

During World War II, Bugs Bunny, Donald Duck, and other celluloid troopers were enlisted to wage a propaganda fight, boost the nation's morale, and make training shorts for the armed forces. In this informative and entertaining video, film historians and animators (Chuck Jones, Milt Neil, Jerry Beck et al.) share memories and screen clips that show how studios joined the war on fascism with weapons like "Private Snafu," "Ducktators," "Der Fuehrer's Face," and "Malaria Marauders." Provides a fascinating look at the culture, politics, and ethnic bias of wartime America as depicted in Hollywood cartoons. Grades 7 and up. Color and black-and-white. 50 minutes. A&E. ©1995.




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