Duck and Cover: Donald’s World War II Short Subjects
With his short temper and lack of respect for authority, Donald Duck doesn’t seem he’d be the first choice to represent the patriotic American during World War II.
With his short temper and lack of respect for authority, Donald Duck doesn’t seem he’d be the first choice to represent the patriotic American during World War II.
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