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Berlin remains Berlin

Berlin remains Berlin

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Berlin remains Berlin

1935

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A short film depicting the Nazi Imperial Capital of the 30s as a modern, vibrant metropole, reconstructing itself under the auspices of the new regime and bracing for the role it was about to play in the new political order.

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Directed by: Franz Fiedler

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