This iconic film, initially used as a U.S. Army training tool during WWII, explores the reasons behind the conflict. It contrasts the "free" and "slave" worlds, examining the rise of dictatorships in Italy, Germany, and Japan, as well as growing anti-militarism and isolationism in the USA. The film also analyzes enemy propaganda and the initial acts of aggression, featuring narration by Walter Huston and a blend of archival footage, maps, and graphics.
Why We Fight
"Prelude to War" is a 1942 documentary film that outlines the key enemies of the Allies during World War II, emphasizing the importance of unity and cooperation in the fight against these foes.
