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To: 8mmMauser
The earlier White Rose film bears the imprimatur of the National Center for Jewish Film. NCJF is easy to Google. Maybe it's because they have a good sales writer, but I like just about all of their film listings.

Their approving review of The White Rose is to be found under the works of director Michael Verhoeven. There's nothing said about the White Rose students being Christians willing to die for their beliefs; but who'd expect mention of that in a sales blurb? Here's a publicity still. What a pretty young woman Sophie Scholl was, in life and portrayed in film.


43 posted on 03/09/2006 6:43:31 AM PST by T'wit (C'est une folie a nulle autre seconde, / De vouloir se meler a corriger le monde. -- Moliere)
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Here reposted from the earlier thread is the theme from the Kevin Fobbs show: Please note the pledge. God bless them for the work they are doing.

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44 posted on 03/09/2006 7:40:32 AM PST by 8mmMauser (Jezu ufam Tobie...Jesus I trust in Thee)
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