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Arnold Fanck
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English: The German film maker Arnold Fanck (1889–1974) aboard a ship, probably when filming on different sets in Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego and the Juan Fernández Islands for his upcoming movie A German Robinson Crusoe (1940) whose raw material was not accepted by Joseph Goebbels. The chief of the Nazi propaganda regarded the figure of Robinson as antisocial and in so far as an unwanted role model in Nazi ideology which was referring to a so called „Volksgemeinschaft“ (= people's community). Due to his orders the filmed material was cut to a profane propaganda movie for the German Navy.
Français : Le cinéaste allemand Arnold Fanck (1889–1974) à bord d'un navire, probablement lors de tournages sur différents plateaux en Patagonie, en Terre de Feu et aux îles Juan Fernández pour son prochain film Un Allemand Robinson Crusoé (1940) dont la matière première n'a pas été acceptée par Joseph Goebbels. Le chef de la propagande nazie considérait la figure de Robinson comme antisociale et en tant que modèle indésirable dans l'idéologie nazie qui faisait référence à une soi-disant „Volksgemeinschaft“ (= communauté populaire). En raison de ses ordres, le matériel filmé a été coupé en un film de propagande profane pour la marine allemande.
Deutsch: Der deutsche Filmemacher Arnold Fanck (1889–1974) an Bord eines Schiffes, vermutlich als er an verschiedenen Kulissen in Patagonien, Feuerland und den Juan Fernández-Inseln für seinen kommenden Film "Ein deutscher Robinson Crusoe" (1940) drehte, dessen Rohmaterial von Joseph Goebbels nicht akzeptiert wurde. Der Chef der NS-Propaganda betrachtete die Figur Robinsons als unsozial und insofern als ein unerwünschtes Vorbild in der nationalsozialistischen Ideologie, das sich auf eine sogenannte „Volksgemeinschaft“ bezog. Aufgrund seiner Befehle wurde das gefilmte Material zu einem profanen Propagandafilm für die deutsche Marine geschnitten. |
| Date | circa 1938 |
| Source | Private Archive of Matthias Fanck (grandson of Arnold Fanck), Germany |
| Author | Unknown author |
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