primary market at the time and the other studios feared in alienating the market. Film projects developed by Warner Brothers included: (1) Black Legion (1937); and (2) Confessions of a Nazi Spy (1939). These were based on court records and thereby these held enough basis in facts to avoid being charged with propaganda.
             CNN reporter, Gregg Russell reports an interview with Richard Schwartz, author of 'The Cold War Culture' in which Russell asks Schwartz the question of: "What would you say was the single most influential film of the Cold War?' Schwartz answers by stating: "would offer "Dr. Strangelove" because it captured everybody's imagination of its humor along with its expressing the very real possibility of nuclear annihilation. It's the quintessential work of black humor in that we find ourselves laughing at a very real and disturbing possibility. The story centers on a general who goes crazy and orders a nuclear strike against the Soviet Union, even when there is no Soviet t
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