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March 7, 2003
Musing how Hitler became a monster
By SHEILA NORMAN
Associated Press Writer
Associated Press Writer
John Cusack brings an edgy vitality to "Max," the story of a German-Jewish art dealer who befriends a sniveling, nail-biting, deeply confused misfit struggling to become an artist.
Oh, and the misfit's name is Adolf Hitler.
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