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Know Your Enemy: Japan

Frank Capra (uncredited)

DocumentaryPropaganda

About

A skillful, essentially truthful WW2 propaganda piece on Imperial Japan that exaggerated some issues by misquotes and by quoting the so-called "Tanaka Memorial" which was a prewar hoax. It was produced too late in the war to receive wide distribution.

Directed by Frank Capra & Joris Ivens (both uncredited). Military release 1945. Complete print.

NOTE: One of a series of five Know Your Enemy and Know Your Ally films that were planned. However this one and "Know Your Ally: Britain" were the only two produced. "Know Your Ally: Britain" is in the Short Format Films Collection (shorts).

Archive
Internet Archive, in Film trailers
Licence or status
Public Domain Mark 1.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Frank Capra (uncredited)
Subtitles
Automatic captions
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