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Hollywood's Washington: Film Images of National Politics During the Great Depression
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  • 1959The Coming of the New Deal178 cited
  • 1936It can't happen here109 cited
  • 1971The Name Above the Title: An Autobiography81 cited
  • 1976Movie-Made America64 cited
  • 1984Ronald Reagan: The Politics of Symbolism64 cited
  • 1979Free, Adult, Uncensored: The Living History of the Federal Theatre Project32 cited
  • 1982Cinema and sentiment20 cited

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  • 1987Making the American Way: Moderne Theatres, Audiences, and The Film Industry 1929–19456 cited

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