4 ways Hollywood helped the Nazis

The Hollywood Reporter claims Hollywood studios went out of their way to appease the Third Reich

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Before there was "Springtime for Hitler," there was, well, a springtime for Hitler in Hollywood.

In the 1930s, Hollywood studios ran scripts and films by Nazi officials to make sure they wouldn't be banned in the German market, asserts the new cover story in The Hollywood Reporter.

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Keith Wagstaff is a staff writer at TheWeek.com covering politics and current events. He has previously written for such publications as TIME, Details, VICE, and the Village Voice.