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    Columbia, 1941.  Directed by 
	Jules White.  Camera:  L. William O'Connell.  With Moe 
	Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Howard, Mary Ainsley, Don Barclay, Lynton Brent, 
	Bobby Burns, Vernon Dent, Ned Glass, Bud Jamison, Johnny Kascier, Jack 
	"Tiny" Lipson, Duncan Renaldo, Cy Schindell, Al Thompson, Bert Young. |  
	
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			The second Jules White-directed short 
			that lacerates the Third Reich opens with the message "The 
			characters in this picture are all fictitious.  Anyone 
			resembling them is better off dead."  This is the sequel to the 
			1940 short You Nazty Spy!  Though that one ended with 
			the Stooges getting killed, the boys are back and running Moronica.  
			Amscray, Ixnay, and Umpchay, who last time unseated the King of 
			Moronica, Herman of 6-7/8, now want to put Hailstone the dictator 
			(Moe) out of business. 
			
			The Hitler look-alike is bent on world 
			dominance, and the Stooges have a pow-wow with a Mussolini 
			look-alike named Chissolini and a Japanese leader who insists on 
			taking photographs.  They fight over who will control the world 
			and get into a football game, using the globe as the ball.  
			Eventually, the trio is blown up by a pool ball rigged with 
			explosives, their heads mounted to the wall. |  
	
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The Three StoogesAn Illustrated History,
 by Michael Fleming
 Broadway Books 1999
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