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To: SauronOfMordor
This is the city that will honor Leni Reifenstahl in the Oscar ceremony this year? That awards Roman Polanski?
111 posted on 02/25/2004 4:29:44 PM PST by atomicpossum (Only Hillary Will Lick Bush in '04!)
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To: atomicpossum
I wondered if anyone else would bring up Polanski. I guess Mel should have drugged and raped a 14 year old girl. Than all Hollywood would be honoring him.
127 posted on 02/25/2004 4:43:07 PM PST by sharkhawk (I want to go to St. Somewhere)
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To: atomicpossum
This is the city that will honor Leni Reifenstahl in the Oscar ceremony this year?
 
Leni Riefenstahl, Filmmaker and Nazi Propagandist, Dies at 101
 
Hollywood crucifies Mel Gibson...yet glorifies this woman..
 
The Federal Republic's version has been denazified.
Her greatest success she made with the documentary film »Triumph des Willens« named after the Reich Party Congress 1934 in Nuremberg which got the highest awards: The gold medal in Venice in 1935 and the gold medal at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1937. However, at the end of the war this film destroyed Leni Riefenstahl's career, for now it had no longer been recognized as a piece of art but been condemned as a National Socialist propaganda film. Her world-famous film about the Olympic games made the same experience. That film included two parts, part I »Fest der Völker« and part 2 »Fest der Schönheit« , and did also get the highest awards: the gold medal in Paris in 1937, the first price in Venice as the world's best film in 1938, the Olympic Award by the IOC in 1939, and in 1956 it had been classified as one of the world's best ten films.

161 posted on 02/25/2004 5:34:14 PM PST by Wolverine (A Concerned Citizen)
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