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Films

Agee, James | May 22, 1943 issue

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The article presents information on the motion picture "Mission to Moscow." This first film is likely to hasten and intensify the U.S. cooperation with the Soviet Union. It may even help frustrate those who plan to win this particular peace by destroying the Soviet Union. It is good to see the Soviet Union shown as the one nation during the past decade which not only understood fascism but desired to destroy it, and which not only desired peace but had some ideas how it might be preserved and how it would otherwise inevitably be lost.

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MISSION to Moscow (Film); FASCISM; MOTION picture industry; AUTHORITARIANISM; SOVIET Union; UNITED States
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