The newspaper La Cinematographie Francaise reports that exhibitors in Nazi Poland who had shown the American film “Confessions of a Nazi Spy” have been hanged. The newspaper reveals also that the film has been shown in Russian-occupied Poland. Another anti-Nazi picture shown in Soviet Poland recently was “Professor Mamlock,” the paper reports.
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