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True, but its fashionable in Europe to be anti English.
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John

Not that I've noticed but okay. I find the British are looked upon very favorably here in Germany (just not your football team ).


I can try and come up with a list for you, but most of them will not have been shown in US theaters. But there are plenty of WW2 movies that filmed here by Germany companies.
 
There's several on U-tube, a little hard to watch because it's limited to 10-15 minutes per clip. Sub-titled , or sometimes dubed in english. Also Russian, Finn, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Italin, and more, they're all out there, you just have to look.
 
Not that I've noticed but okay. I find the British are looked upon very favorably here in Germany (just not your football team ).

Ah, but are British and English considered the same thing? At the risk of splitting hairs I am an Englishman first, then British.
One of the football highlights is England V Germany. We love that competition and beating Germany has a very special feeling... probably because it doesn't happen too often since 1966.
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John
 

You have hit the nail on the head.
We bend over backwards not cause offence to everyone except the white heterosexual male female.
This is just another cycle and sense will prevail in the end ( I hope)
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John
 
Thanks Guys for the recommendations of Stalingrad and Downfall. I'll try to locate them. After you mentioned Downfall, I remembered hearing about it in a recently hoax dubbing on U-tube that was mentioned in News. I'll avoid that copy.

I actually lived in Germany from Fall 1988 to Summer 1990, but never saw any movies other than those at the post/base theaters and at the two theaters in Frankfurt that played undubed American movies. I have seen many Non-U.S. produced films with subtitles and dubbing, but don't recall even hearing about any German made war movies showing in the U.S. for many years. We have a theater only five minutes away that specializes in "Foreign" and "Art" films which is were I saw the short version of "Das Boot" almost thirty years ago.
 
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