Traces, in flashback, the intertwined lives of an officer and his German counterpart from their first encounter, fighting a duel in Berlin in 1902, to a double defeat. The plot is juxtaposed to that of the British officer's thrice lost love - which introduces an undercurrent of romantic pessimism.
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The film that Wiston Churchill tried to ban.,
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This review is from: The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (Paperback)
A marvellous book of the film that Winston Churchill tried(unsucessfully) to ban - because it showed good Germans during WWII. The book contains original & final versions of the scripts, reasons why Powell & Pressburger wanted to make the film and extracts from Government memos to & from Winston Churchill.
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