Talk:UFA GmbH

message: Hi:
About Ufa I want to know why if during the cold war it was in the East part, why I remember (and many other people remember) some short films screened as advertising in the 1980's with a logo of the Ufa and a hand holding a camera and talking about the life in Western Germany?
Is it possible that there were tow UFAS? one in the East transfered to the DEFA and another one in the West?
Is there any German say anything about this?
Albert
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I answer my own question: there is some reference to this in the German vertion of the article, I can understand some basics ideas about that, but my German is less than basic.
Is there any German speaker who can translate that part and incorporate it in the English article?
UFA on the cinemas It was part of my infantry.
Albert
I changed a date, correcting the reference to the year of Hitler's rise to power, from 1932 to 1933.
User:Davidwestling
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Thought I'd post an explanation about the disambiguation link. I added it because UFA re-directs to this page and the acronym also refers to the high school. Even though these two articles only share an acronym and not a name, the redirect made this the most appropriate place.
Taylor 03:44, 20 April 2006 (UTC)
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thread_title: Fair use rationale for Image:Altes Ufa Logo.jpg

message: There must be some mistake as to the chronology in the leading article. Ufa kept on producing films under its original trademark and logo well into the 1950s, an example of which is the last film in the 'Sissi' trilogy, with Romy Schneider, that was produced and released in 1957, and features prominently the Ufa logo at the very start. Some form of correction, therefore, does seem to be in order...  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.249.202.53 (talk) 02:59, 7 November 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  After WW2 

message: An edit comment by 68.91.95.84 (currently blocked) in the article's history page, after my recent edits, got me thinking. 
* I feel that the use of UFA rather than Ufa throughout the article detracts considerably from its historical accuracy, and since the entirety of all the reputable books about the old company use the old spelling, I propose retaining the spelling of UFA where it refers to the modern company, and to change to the old historical spelling in the rest of the article, with possibly a note to that effect in the lede. 
* Having looked at the layout, I wonder if there could be two infoboxes: one where it is now, and a second at the start of the History section, about the defunct Universum-Film AG. The new UFA logo could go in the Bertelsmann section where it belongs. MinorProphet (talk) 02:57, 5 January 2017 (UTC)
thread_title:  Two proposals 

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message: "The resulting concentration on a few large German film companies, which came together to unite production, distribution and presentation under one UFA's managers made severe miscalculations with regard to two large-scale productions, Nibelungen and Metropolis in 1924-1926."
That is certainly not an English sentence. It looks to me like two sentences where the end of the first has been accidentally erased, but I have no idea how it ought to read. Harfarhs (talk) 10:27, 26 September 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Ungrammatical sentence