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Winning the War. Hurst, Film & Propaganda (2)

by Allan Esler Smith
The next booklet in the Winning the War Series looks at Brian Desmond Hurst's A Call for Arms! (1940), Miss Grant Goes to the Door (1940) and Dangerous Moonlight (1941).
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