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Hitler's Children (1943)

This lurid exposé of the Hitler Youth follows the woes of an American woman declared legally German by the Nazi government.

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Allan C 16 Aug 2016

Corny WWII era propaganda film is elevated by stylish direction by Edward Dmytryk before he broke out as a major film director and a typically strong performance by Tim Holt in the lead. The story involves a German-American girl who is forced to join the Hitler Youth. This film was apparently quite shocking in it's day and today still holds up as quite engrossing.

Emanuel Levy 12 Aug 2009

This anti-fascist Hollywood account of German youth indoctrination, directed by Edward Dmytryk (one of the Hollywood Ten) in 1943, was popular due to the timeliness of its release.