Cinema Propaganda

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Which historian aruged that Fascist Italy was the first totalitarian regime to recognise the value of mass media propaganda?
Philip Cannistraro
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In what year was the 'Experimental Centre of Cinematography' built in Rome?
Nineteen Thirty-Five
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The centre trained 100 students a year, including which filmaker?
Michelangelo Antonioni
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The Fascists did not need to actually repress their people, because the propaganda acted as?
Threat
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Filmakers were relatively free unless they criticised the fascists are produced social or political.....?
Commentary
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Which historian argued that the regime needed support of cultural industries, so did not produce extreme films before WW2?
David Forgacs
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What does the DGC stand for, created in 1934?
General Directorate for Cinema
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What was the DGC under the control of?
Ministry for Popular Culture
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What was the Italian Hollywood called?
Cinecitta
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What year did the Fascist take over Cinecitta
Nineteen Thirty-Eight
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Which film (which Mussolini's son helped to make), followed the action of the Abyssinian War?
Luciano Serra, pilota
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What film was about early fascists in Spain?
Siege of the Alcazar
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Which film agency produced news reels for the fascists?
LUCE
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The Fascists did not need to actually repress their people, because the propaganda acted as?

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Filmakers were relatively free unless they criticised the fascists are produced social or political.....?

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