Walter Elias Disney (1901–1966) was an American animator, film producer, director and entrepreneur, co‑founder of The Walt Disney Company and a pioneer of sound animation and feature animation.

Known for creating Mickey Mouse and other iconic characters; pioneering synchronized sound animation (Steamboat Willie); producing wartime propaganda shorts (Der Fuehrer's Face, The Spirit Of '43); and making classic family films such as Dumbo and The Three Caballeros.

DeBaser reviews focus on Walt Disney's early animation, wartime propaganda shorts, and family classics. Reviewers praise technical innovation and educational pieces while discussing political context. Nostalgia and criticism about later commercialization recur.

For:Fans of classic animation, students of film history, parents seeking children's classics

 Cursed those years.

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 Donald Duck and Adolf Hitler. Have you ever imagined them together? Walt Disney did, in one of the most unknown and crazy animated shorts ever made.

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 The ruin of youth began with…

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 Steamboat Willie, dated 1928, is erroneously considered by the majority of the masses as the first Disney cartoon:

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 A marvelous masterpiece by Walt Disney, awarded with an Oscar, which has made many generations of children happy, besides introducing many to the intelligence, cleanliness, and love for human beings that characterize elephants.

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