

Forty-six minutes of interviews and archival footage reveal the rise of neo-Nazi movements and their impact on Finnish society in the 1990s.
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Forty-six minutes of interviews and archival footage reveal the rise of neo-Nazi movements and their impact on Finnish society in the 1990s.
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Pauli Bessonoff and Pekka Siitoin, members of Finland's far-right groups, share their beliefs in the 1994 documentary Sieg Heil Finland. The film investigates the rise of neo-Nazi movements in the country, detailing their activities and influence on society. It provides historical context regarding Finland's ties to Nazi Germany during World War II. Through personal narratives and archival footage, the documentary addresses the ongoing challenges of combating hate and extremism in Finland.
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Why Watch
- Meet key figures like Pauli Bessonoff and Pekka Siitoin.
- Find out about Finland's neo-Nazi movements.
- See archival footage from World War II.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Nina Stenros in 1994.
- It features interviews with members of far-right groups in Finland.
- The documentary has a duration of 46 minutes.
- It discusses Finland's relationship with Nazi Germany during World War II.
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Who directed the documentary Sieg Heil Finland?
Nina Stenros directed the documentary Sieg Heil Finland.
What year was Sieg Heil Finland released?
Sieg Heil Finland was released in 1994.
What is the duration of the documentary Sieg Heil Finland?
The duration of Sieg Heil Finland is 46 minutes.
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