HITLER'S MADMAN (1943 film original version lost)

This film commemorates the assassination of Richard Heydrich, one of Adolf Hitler's top henchmen, and the subsequent massacre of the village where the assassination took place.  The film was originally a PRC - Producer's Releasing Corporation - production that was bought by MGM after production had completed - the film took a week to make, all told.  At the request of the MGM officials, new scenes were shot in post production, and these scenes include: the inspection of the girls, the death of Heydrich, and the massacre itself.  These were grafted into the film and it was finally released in 1943.  The original version - the one without the scenes shot at MGM - is lost, though.