Two Down and One to Go!

About

Content notice: Nazi iconography, racism, and casualties of war.

Documentary short film produced by the army and directed by Frank Capra with creative animation simplifying the global conflict of World War II in visual terms comprehensible by anyone. Produced to explain to the American public the final thrust of the Allied war effort in Europe and plans for the return of American forces. (Picture element only).

Motion Picture Herald Magazine, 12 May 1945: "U. S. Army Short Subject Explains Real V-E Day Meaning to Public" for additional information about production and distribution of "Two Down and One to Go." https://archive.org/details/motionpictureher159unse/page/n83 accessed on: 2024-01-17

Can states: "DJ 8000 - DJ 8886 2 DOWN + 1 TO GO / Animation missing - includes - shots of Tojo on horse - / AP Inc 1002"; "AP Inc Can 1002 Two Down + 1 to Go"

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Archive

Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives

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Language

English

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