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Suicide of the Hollywood Motion Picture Industry (page 1)
TitleSuicide of the Hollywood Motion Picture Industry (page 1)
DescriptionThis detailed example of anti-Jewish propaganda in Hollywood was produced by the Hollywood Actors and Technicians Committee on Unemployment. The thrust of the document is that blame for unemployment in the movie industry (pre-World War II) could be laid squarely at the feet of Hollywod Jews -- be they moguls, producers, actors, or rank-and-file staff. It accuses the studios of being "engaged, day and night, in spreading vicious, un-American propaganda of insult and hate" via the films they made and of hiring Jews instead of non-Jews whenever possible. It implores the reader to "WAKE UP!" and take action to defend their rights, or risk losing their livelihoods. This flier provides a classic example of the scare tactics employed by fascist groups of the time. (See page 2, also in this collection: CRCms134b.) 12 x 9 in.
SubjectAnti-Jewish propaganda
Antisemitism
Jews in the motion picture industry
Fascist propaganda
KeywordsFascism;
LocationHollywood (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Date1940?
Photographer/AuthorCommittee on Unemployment, Hollywood Actors and Technicians
Donors and OthersJewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles
MediaFlier (printed matter)
Media Measurement30.5 x 23 cm
IdentifierCRCms134a
Languageeng
Typetext
Formattext/jpeg
Repository NameDelmar T. Oviatt Library. Urban Archives Center
CollectionJewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles Collection
Repository NumberBox CRC/2 90-37
Exhibition informationCase 11, #9
Rightshttp://digital-library.csun.edu/copyright.html
Project NameIn Our Own Backyard: Resisting Nazi Propaganda in Southern California, 1933-1945
Date Digitized2008-01-28
Date cataloged2008-01-28
PublisherDelmar T. Oviatt Library
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