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Leo Hurwitz's Film The Museum and the Fury 1957 on the dangers of fascism

LEO HURWITZ’S
THE MUSEUM AND THE FURY 1956
Remember The Dangers Of Fascism

November 27, 2017 by Dr. Sandra E. Cohen

Let’s remember the threats of fascism. Forgetting is a very dangerous thing. And, Leo Hurwitz’s film, The Museum and The Fury 1956,  shows us why. Yet we do forget when we don’t want to see what exists on our own soil. Leo’s 1948 film Strange Victory details the seeds for fascism in America: racism, antisemitism, and …

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THE MUSEUM AND THE FURY 1956
Remember The Dangers Of Fascism

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