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English: Dunkirk rescued French troops disembarking in England (1940).
Screenhot taken from the 1943 United States Army propaganda film Divide and Conquer (Why We Fight #3) directed by Frank Capra and partially based on, news archives, animations, restaged scenes and captured propaganda material from both sides. |
| Date | (event), 1943 (film) |
| Source | Divide and Conquer (Why We Fight #3) Public Domain (U.S. War Department): https://archive.org/details/DivideAndConquer |
| Author | Frank Capra (film) |
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