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Please report back. I find the premise hard to believe - although it is true that Jewish studio heads tended to be fairly quiet about anti-semitism and Nazis, because they felt it would backfire.
Lots of companies aided Nazis during the war. For example, Coca-Cola made a fruit-flavored soda for the Nazis when there was a shortage of syrup in 1941 - And that is how Fanta was created.
The pre-WWII years had a lot of activity and ongoing relationships. We didn't hate Germany or Japan in general public sentiment any more than we would hate Egypt or Israel today. As a capitalist society, we looked for opportunities to make money. I doubt I'll be wasting money on the book, especially as a main reason for getting it is to have the cites and reference material laid out, as is common in most history books with any scholarly aspect.
I remember showing Ilsa. The greatest thing about those sexploitation movies were the posters. What audiences usually didn't find out until too late was that a lot of them were recycled and re-titled, sometimes with footage from a few films intercut. Some of the poster art was pretty fun though, especially if you looked for subliminals. Notice the placement of that tall pointy guard tower...
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Also notice the tank shooting
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