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before examining my connection to the animated movie Tintin.
The Adventures of Tintin: A generic boy scout travels a computer-generated world By Alex Lantier 30 January 2012
Directed by Steven Spielberg, based on comic strips by Hergé
After World War II, Hergé benefitted from the Belgian and French bourgeoisie’s campaign to cover up their collaboration with Nazi Germany. Though Hergé was detained four times on collaboration charges, Tintin’s popularity helped save him from prosecution; Wallez escaped the death penalty and served only a few years in prison, though Degrelle was shot. Hergé emerged unscathed, though he suffered from psychiatric problems, and sections of the Belgian population who had fought in the Resistance boycotted his books.
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