Iluminace 2018, 30(4):124-129 | DOI: 10.58193/ilu.1595

Compilation War Documentary Neznámý vojín mluví (1934)

Alena Šlingerová

Alena Šlingerová's text maps the creation, censorship vicissitudes, and contemporary reception of the documentary Unknown Soldier Speaks (1934), originally an American film called Forgotten Men, but in the Czechoslovak adaptation by J. A. Holman and Rudolf Medek, it was transformed from a drastic picture of war into a propaganda piece supporting national defense and the legionnaire tradition.

Keywords: An Unknown Soldier Speaks, J. A. Holman, Rudolf Medek, montage film, military preparedness

Published: December 1, 2018  Show citation

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Šlingerová, A. (2018). Compilation War Documentary Neznámý vojín mluví (1934). Iluminace, 30(4), 124-129. doi: 10.58193/ilu.1595
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    1. Robert Kvaček, "První kulturně politický film". Iluminace 7, 1995, č. 4, s. 77-88.

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