In 1932, Herman J. Mankiewicz—who would become famous 10 years later for writing the screenplay of Citizen Kane—wrote The Mad Dog of Europe, an anti-Nazi film project depicting the implosion of a German-Jewish family at the dawn of Hitler’s rise to power. This visionary script was ultimately buried by Hollywood studios, caught between diplomatic pressure and economic interests, and was never produced. Its story resonates powerfully with the increasingly dangerous ideological fractures of our own time.
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