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Little", the dunce. The animals are all seen as happy because of a large fence protecting them. However, “Foxy Loxy” wants to get in and uses a book entitled "Psychology" to not just get one chicken, but “get them all” by aiming for the least intelligent chicken in order to eventually influence the masses. It also instructs that, if telling a lie, it is best to make it a big one. The fox then convinces Chicken Little that the sky is falling. Chicken Little initially convinces the barnyard that the sky is falling, leading to panic. Cocky Locky steps onto the scene to calm the situation explaining that Chicken Little was not hit on the head by a piece of the sky. The crowd is dispersed with Chicken Little left crying and ashamed. The fox then realizes that he must “undermine the faith of the masses in their leaders” according to the psychology book. The fox then convinces Henny Lenny and her gossiping crowd that Cocky Locky may be wrong and if so, they will all be killed. The fox then convinces Turkey Lurkey and his educated elite that Cocky Locky is displaying “totalitarian tendencies and is trying to dictate to us.” The fox next reads, “By the use of flattery, insignificant people can be made to look at themselves as born leaders.” Chicken Little is convinced by the fox that everyone will listen to him now and should save all the other animals and tell them what to do. When the animals begin to fear for their lives and ask to know what to do, Chicken Little, who is a puppet of the fox, tells them to run to the cave. When they all run inside the fox ties a napkin around his neck and announces, “dinner is served.” The film quite unashamedly got across the message the dangers of creating panic and not using logic and reason in a time of crisis. The book Foxy read early in the film was originally intended to be
377:, telling the other mice that the cat is here to “save us and not to enslave us,” “don’t be naughty mice, but appease him” so “hurry and sign a truce.” This message of appeasement and signing a truce would have been all too familiar to the adults in the theaters who were probably with their children. The next clip is of the cat lounging on pillows with multiple mice tending to its every need. However, when the cat reveals that he wants to eat a mouse they all scatter. Inside their hole, a new mouse is encouraging the others to be strong and fight the cat. The mice are then shown marching in step with hardy, confident grins on their faces with “We Did it Before and We Can Do it Again” by Robert Merrill playing in the background. Amidst the construction of a secret weapon, a poster of a mouse with a rifle is shown with the bold words “For Victory: Buy Bonds and Stamps.” The mice have built a mechanical dog that chases the cat out of the house. Before he leaves though, a mouse skins the cat with an electric razor, but leaves three short dots and a long streak of fur on his back. In Morse code, the letter "V" is produced through dot-dot-dot-dash. As depicted in many pictures but made popular by Winston Churchill, the “V” for victory sign was a popular symbol of encouragement for the Allies. The cartoon ends with the mice singing, “We did it before, we did it AGAIN!” 455:) is another film that attempts to help Americans at home understand how Germany became entranced under the influence of Hitler and Goebbels and how they themselves can resist such propaganda. The film depicts what damage can be done when individuals allow their reasoning and common sense to be overtaken by their emotions. As the narrator speaks, images of newspapers with contradictory and emotionally charged titles flash back and forth. The film is meant to show how headlines and news create chaos if individuals allow themselves to believe everything they hear. The narrator explains how Adolf Hitler preys upon those who let fear and emotion rule them. The cartoon cuts to an animated Hitler controlling Germans through fear, sympathy, pride, and hate. The film ends with reason and emotion being told that they must work together with reason ruling over one's actions while emotions are to be focused on staying positive in the fight ahead. 163: 432:
infamous Heil Hitler salute repeatedly. However, the young boy becomes sick and the narrator informs the audience that unless the child becomes better again he will be taken away, being denounced unfit and will never be heard from again. However, he does recover and returns to school where he gives his daily pledge to fight, obey, and die for his Fuehrer. The boy answers a question incorrectly and is publicly humiliated. The lesson that the young boy learns later is that weakness is not to be tolerated and that the world belongs to the strong and brutal. The next few scenes show a book burning demonstration where books and other famous works are burned after being declared illegal by the state. Icons such as the Holy Bible are replaced with
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into his cup of water. Hitler had promised the Germans great wealth and vast stores of food. Disney and the Army knew this and wanted to depict the Germans living in a land that was hollow of all the wonderful promises that Hitler made. Producers of the cartoon also wished to show that the working conditions of the factories were not as glorious as Hitler was making them sound in his speeches. Donald is worked continuously with very little compensation and time off. Though it seems Donald goes crazy he soon wakes up from his nightmare and is forever thankful for being a citizen of the United States of America.
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The short film starts out with Wallace's song playing in the background while a comical band of Nazi "super-duper supermen" perform. Disney pokes fun of Hitler's Germany by depicting Donald eating breakfast by only spraying the scent of bacon and eggs onto his breath and dipping a single coffee bean
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style air raid warden helmet and screams, “Lights out,” promptly turning off the main light. The phrase, 'lights out,' was a popular saying during the war, especially in major cities to encourage people to turn off their lights to hinder targeting by potential enemy bombers. The same mouse who said
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is a cartoon that through childlike humor and political undertones depicted a possible outcome of World War II. The film begins with a bunch of mice playing and singing a song about how they never worry. One mouse notices a cat looking in through a window, but is calmed when another mouse tells him
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Films intended for the public were often meant to build morale. They allowed Americans to release their anger and frustration through ridicule and crude humor. Many films simply reflected the war culture and were pure entertainment. Others carried strong messages meant to arouse public involvement
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depicts a G.I., Private Snafu, who disdains studying and reading. He is given special powers but uses them to the almost detriment of the United States because he did not study and know the difference between his own side and the enemy. At the conclusion of the film, he recognizes the need for an
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Donald is caught in a conundrum to either spend his money in frivolous pursuits, which aids the Axis, or save his money so he can pay his taxes and support the war effort. In both of these films, paying taxes is described as a right and a privilege and should be done gladly and proudly for the war
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on it. Fast-forwarding a few years, the boy is older and is marching first as a teenage Hitler youth and then eventually as a soldier. The narrator ends the cartoon with the words, “His education is complete, his education for death” as a vast German army fades into a cemetery with crosses over
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is Germany and the knight that saves her is played by Hitler. The cartoon depicts this story in a rather short fashion, but also depicts the two main characters (Hitler and Germany) ridiculously. On a more serious note, the cartoon next shows the child and his schoolmates in a class giving the
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was also a target of animation and many films directed toward him explicitly instructed him on how to behave. Those in the Army and Marine Corps were familiar with the names Private Snafu and Lance Corporal Schmuckatelli. These fictional characters gave soldiers safety briefs. One film titled
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in that it depicts how the Nazis tried to instill fear into their enemies. The cartoon begins with a barnyard scene which introduces the main characters: “Cocky Locky” is depicted as the leader of, “Henny Lenny” is the gossip queen, “Turkey Lurkey” is shown as the educated elite, and “Chicken
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The Disney team was also commissioned by the government’s agricultural division to make a short film about food in America. The film highlighted the importance of the American farmer and alleviated fears about food supplies by giving detailed numbers on America's considerable agricultural
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The film begins with the narrator asking how Nazis are born and developed. The story takes the audience to the child's academic beginning in kindergarten. Children's stories are often adapted to meet the state's needs, so characters and plot lines are often changed. In the story, the
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once again portrays Private Snafu acting counter to what he has been told. The intoxicated G.I. gives secrets to a beautiful woman who is really a Nazi spy. Through the information he gives her, the Germans are able to bomb the ship Private Snafu is traveling on, sending him to hell.
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the cat could not get inside, ends up getting caught by the cat. The cat tells him that he will not kill him, but will give him cheese if the mouse follows the cat's instructions. During the dialogue between the two, the cat's smile resembles the
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at his studio, stationing Military personnel there for the duration of the war. The Army and Disney set about making various types of films for several different audiences. Most films meant for the public included some type of
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was convinced that the only way to win the war was the use of a long range strategic bomber force. Disney thought it his patriotic duty to spread the word of this new strategic plan involving tactical long-range bombing.
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of the U.S. Treasury Department on Monday, December 15, 1941. It was during such World War II films that Bugs achieved his popularity and made him a national mascot. Other films that encouraged buying war bonds included
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bucktooth grin and it speaks with a Japanese accent. Near the end, the cat screams “Now get going!” and the mouse jumps to attention and gives the infamous Nazi salute. The scene cuts to the biddable mouse, now an
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for Lockheed Martin's engineers. The Army Air Force, Navy, and Bureau of Aeronautics also commissioned and supervised films. Animations were written to train pilots and ground crewmen about
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listens attentively to the radio as it tells him about the importance of paying his income taxes. It details how to fill out a new tax form for households making less than $ 3,000.00. In
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viewed the film and convinced Franklin D. Roosevelt to see it. After Roosevelt watched the film, the United States began committing to long-range bomber airplanes and strategies.
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was a naval training film geared towards officers that recreated a historical catastrophe, which was meant to encourage officers to study nautical rules and principles.
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perhaps received the most advertising and press. Animated cartoons allowed the government to spread their message in a much more entertaining manner.
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Animation was quickly appropriated for political campaigning. The United States Auto Workers commissioned Warner Brothers to produce
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was a short film that encouraged such patriotic acts. Daffy defends his scrap yard against a metal-eating Nazi goat sent by an irate
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contributed to the war effort by encouraging civilians to recycle their cooking grease so it could be used for making explosives in
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changed the possibilities for animation. Prior to the war, animation was mostly seen as a form of family entertainment. The
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was one of Walt Disney's most ambitious wartime propaganda films. Walt Disney himself was impressed by a 1942 book entitled
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was a short film that taught servicemen how to best identify aircraft quickly. The Navy did a similar film called
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that the cat cannot get inside. The cat however, bursts in through the front door alerting a mouse that wears a
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uses Private Snafu to show the dangers and the caution needed to be taken in the case of such malicious devices.
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Buena Vista Home Entertainment in association with David A. Bossert and Kurtti Pellerin and Leonard Maltin,
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effort. "Taxes run the factories which make the war supplies" according to the narrator in the cartoon.
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Walt Disney Productions, Canadian Department of National Defence, National Film Board of Canada,
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is one of the most popular propaganda cartoons produced by Walt Disney. In Harold D. Lasswell's
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Donating scrap metal was another means by which Americans could help support the war effort.
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was a very serious film that Disney produced. This cartoon was based on a best selling book
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Walt Disney Productions, The Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, 1943, Film
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Warner Bros. and U.S. Treasury Dept., Robert Clampett, "Bugs Bunny Bond Rally", 1943, Film
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which introduced pilots to the autopilot function which was new to aircraft at the time.
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Bureau of Aeronautics, Walt Disney Productions, United States Navy Training Film, 1943
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Animation was co-opted in the 1940s for training purposes. Disney produced
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and an image of the crucifix is replaced with a sword that has the Nazi
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Some films were more potent with propagandistic symbolism than others.
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ridiculed characters, even an old lady, who stockpiled food.
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production. The films created to support this effort included
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was a turning point in its utility. On December 8, 1941, the
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singing and dancing about war bonds. The film was given to
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to encourage people to pay their taxes promptly. In the
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which trained servicemen how to identify U.S. cruisers.
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Korea 2505:Philippines 2500:North Korea 2192:Emmy Awards 2020:Screen Gems 2010:Ruby-Spears 1794:Amblimation 1704:Studiopolis 1565:Mondo Media 1399:Blur Studio 1367:Awesome Inc 1330:Crunchyroll 1022:, 2004, DVD 881:Booby Traps 868:Snafuperman 549:, 2004, DVD 485:written by 415:written by 328:Booby Traps 323:Snafuperman 311:Snafuperman 211:Donald Duck 203:Walt Disney 104:Walt Disney 3663:Categories 3537:walk cycle 3404:Syncro-Vox 3317:walk cycle 3221:Mechanical 3147:Procedural 3047:PowerPoint 3000:Puppetoons 2995:Pixilation 2960:silhouette 2949:strata-cut 2940:Claymation 2881:Techniques 2870:Television 2641:Silent Era 2573:Bangladesh 2568:Azerbaijan 2455:Bangladesh 2444:By country 2300:Modern era 2283:Golden age 2278:Silent era 2055:Terrytoons 1839:Cookie Jar 1642:Scholastic 1513:Laika, LLC 1429:Film Roman 1389:Bang Zoom! 692:New Spirit 534:References 471:Mein Kampf 435:Mein Kampf 207:New Spirit 132:Bugs Bunny 109:propaganda 52:Modern era 37:Golden Age 32:Silent era 3547:off-model 3517:Key frame 3374:Pixel art 3369:Pinscreen 3327:off-model 3271:Scanimate 3189:Machinima 2988:Brickfilm 2976:go motion 2902:Flip book 2436:Animation 2202:Primetime 2030:Soup2Nuts 1970:MoonScoop 1882:Filmation 1709:Tau Films 1587:NYAV Post 1560:Mexopolis 1523:Lionsgate 124:War bonds 3633:Category 3542:lip sync 3422:Variants 3409:Zoetrope 3359:Morphing 3322:lip sync 3302:Blocking 3194:Aniforms 3171:Puppetry 3152:Skeletal 3019:timeline 3010:Computer 2865:Internet 2747:regional 2683:Animator 2676:Industry 2540:Thailand 2510:Portugal 2490:Malaysia 2394:Category 1789:Allspark 1499:Kinofilm 502:See also 440:swastika 3648:Outline 3015:history 2966:Graphic 2912:Masking 2803:Package 2628:Ukraine 2598:Hungary 2560:History 2550:Vietnam 2515:Romania 2475:Estonia 2470:Czechia 2309:Related 2271:History 2085:Wētā FX 1829:Chorion 1404:Cartuna 3643:Portal 3204:Live2D 3120:facial 3085:T-pose 2983:Object 2956:Cutout 2835:Series 2784:Films 2623:Russia 2593:France 2583:Canada 2578:Brazil 2535:Taiwan 2495:Mexico 2460:Bhutan 2438:topics 2367:(1982) 2361:(1941) 2359:Disney 2355:(1937) 2236:Series 2168:Awards 2035:Spümcø 1763:Former 1088:Majors 1081:Active 462:(1943) 268:, and 3459:Anime 3100:Crowd 3042:Flash 2971:Model 2860:Flash 2808:Short 2778:Works 2618:Korea 2613:Japan 2603:India 2588:China 2530:Spain 2485:Japan 2480:India 2465:China 1607:Psyop 1582:Noble 1409:CHRLX 1201:(49%) 894:Spies 332:Spies 188:Pluto 3399:Sand 3037:2.5D 2715:List 2688:List 2608:Iran 1419:DNEG 370:Tojo 318:G.I. 230:and 190:and 182:and 155:and 3522:Cel 3095:CGI 3057:CSS 3052:SVG 3665:: 3077:3D 3029:2D 3017:, 2947:, 772:^ 657:^ 563:^ 397:. 264:, 209:, 198:. 186:. 151:, 147:, 143:, 3435:) 3431:( 3021:) 3013:( 2962:) 2958:( 2760:) 2756:( 2428:e 2421:t 2414:v 1051:e 1044:t 1037:v 451:( 80:e 73:t 66:v

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History of animation in the United States
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Bugs Bunny
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Pluto
Minnie Mouse
Walt Disney
Donald Duck
victory gardens
Four Methods of Flush Riveting
Boys anti-tank rifle

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Hell-Bent for Election
Franklin Delano Roosevelt

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