Confessions of a Nazi Spy (Warner Brothers, 1939). Mini Window Card (8" X 14"). Drama.. ...

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Confessions of a Nazi Spy (Warner Brothers, 1939). Mini Window Card (8" X 14"). Drama.
The first openly anti-Nazi film from Hollywood prior to WWII was this tale of FBI agent Edward G. Robinson and his crusade to bring down a ring of Nazi spies operating in America. An indication of the success and influence of the film was the report that Adolf Hitler had plans to execute the filmmakers when he won the war. This midget window card has one enlarged pinhole on the upper border, a couple of edge tears with paper tape on the back, and light wrinkling. The imprint area has a theater stamp, as well as a number written in pencil. Wonderful artwork of Robinson. Fine+.

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