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Education for Death - The Making of the Nazi - 1943

Cartoons go to War HW
1. How is the Knight depicted? How is the Princess depicted?
2. How is Hans depicted? (Deep down..... Hans has been influenced to think a different way...)

Donald Duck in - Der Furher's Face - 1943

Daffy and the Commando 1943

Bugs Bunny in
​Herr Meets Hare 1945

Produced in 1945, Herr meets Hare was released
​ 5 months before the Third Reich collapsed.
3. How is the main German character depicted in the cartoon?
Herr Meets Hare Video
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