'FORCES OCCULTES' (1943) FRENCH ANTI-FREEMASONRY FILM (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

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Published on Apr 6, 2021
Mirrored from 'hocuspocusfocus' on worldtruthvideos.org
"Forces occultes" AKA "Occult Forces" is a French dramatised documentary about freemasonry made in 1943. Exposing its cronyism, corruption and duplicity. The film was directed by a former member of the Grand Orient of France, Jean Mamy, and includes authentic footage of Masonic initiation ceremonies.
After the Second World War was over, the people involved in creating the film were persecuted and the producer, Robert Muzard was sentenced to three years in prison, the writer Jean MarquÃ¨s-RiviÃ¨re was condemned to death in his absence, while the producer Jean Mamy was executed at the fortress of Montrouge.
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