The Birth of a Nation (1915 feature film by D.W Griffith)

Widely considered to be the feature film that gave "birth to Hollywood", D. W. Griffith's THE BIRTH OF A NATION is more than just an historical movie; it's a classic of it's genre that portrays a time before Jewish domination of our cultural and the anti-White political correctness that has risen from their hegemony.

A classic everyone should watch at least once, Griffith's film recounts the tale of two families torn apart by war. It follows their story through the Union's invasion of the Confederacy to the rise of the Ku Klux Klan as a response to the anti-Southron devastation reeked by carpet baggers, scalawags, and the epidemic of black-on-White crime and violence.

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