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    Architecture of Doom

    Buy Architecture of Doom on DVD
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    Status: IN-STOCK
    Released: 2000-03-14

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    Architecture of Doom DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Bruno Ganz

    Director(s): Peter Cohen

    Features:
    [None specified]
    Architecture of Doom DVD Details
    Video:
    Pre-1954 Standard
    		 Running Time: 119
    Genre: Documentary
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 720229909211
    Product Code: FIRF909211DVD
    Format: DVD
    Year:1989
    Studio: First Run Features
    Architecture of Doom DVD Summary Based on the interesting theory that the Third Reich was merely an expression of its architects' desire to create, Peter Cohen has written, directed, produced and edited this compilation documentary.

    Many of Hitler's top guns were not only well educated but had creative bents - Hitler was a frustrated watercolorist, Goebbels had an unpublished novel and play to his credit and von Sitach was a poet.

    It is the contention in this "documentary" that the creative urges of these men are what drove them to
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