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Synopsis: "Mission to Moscow" was made at the behest of F.D.R. in order to garner more support for the Soviet Union during WWII. It was from the book by Joseph E. Davies, former U.S. Ambassador To Russia. The movie covers the political machinations in Moscow just before the start of the war and presents Stalin's Russia in a very favorable light. So much so, that the movie was cited years later by the House Un-American Activities Commission and was largely responsible for the screenwriter, Howard Koch being Blacklisted.
Genre: Drama, History, War
Director(s): Michael Curtiz
Production: Warner Bros.
 
IMDB:
5.4
APPROVED
Year:
1943
124 min
212 Views


must begin on a solemn pledge

to the heroes

of the united nations

who have given their lives

in this,

the peoples' war.

Wherever you may hallow

the ground in which you lie,

whether beneath the snows

of russia,

the warm desert sands

of north africa,

the ancient soil

of ravaged china,

or in the deep green jungles

of guadalcanal,

know you all that we,

for whose freedom you died,

shall now with the help of god

and men of good will

make an end of wars forever.

And to you, the unborn

generations yet to come,

we pledge to work

for a new world

with justice and equality

for all,

to restore the dignity of man

as an individual

and not as a slave to any state

or master

so that you, to whom

the great future belongs,

shall be able to reply

as we have not

to the old angry cry of cain,

"am i my brother's keeper?"

With the answer,

yes, you are.

you are, yes, you are

you are

your brother's keeper

now and forever.

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Howard Koch

Howard Koch is the name of: Howard E. Koch (1901–1995), American screenwriter Howard W. Koch (1916–2001), American film and TV director, producer Hawk Koch (born 1945), American film producer, son of Howard W. Koch more…

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