Boy Bags and the Nazi Hag: Coco Chanel’s Dirty Deeds | Corporate Casket

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Blair Zoń

Documentary, Education, Business, Society & Culture

4.4 • 961 Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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0:00.0	What moral code would you break to save the life of someone you loved?
0:08.0	What would you do to avoid crushing loneliness?
0:11.0	And at what point do those actions go from being
0:14.4	justified and understandable to unacceptable, despicable, and acts against humanity?
0:20.3	Coco Chanel has become a controversial figure in recent years as her ties to Nazi Germany during World War II have been unveiled.
0:27.0	However, her story is not as black and white as it appears, and while Chanel has experienced a deserved fall from
0:34.4	grace, it's what triggered that fall that to this day remains a disturbing mystery in fashion history.
0:40.3	I need to be extra. Hello everyone and welcome to the corporate casket. I'm the
0:56.5	aluminati and today we are redoing one of our older episodes on the brand
1:00.3	Chanel. Don't be worried if you've never seen that episode.
1:04.4	It was, I think, maybe 10 or 12 minutes long.
1:06.8	It was only a video on the YouTube channel,
1:09.0	and it was extremely surface level.
1:11.2	That's not to downplay that video.
1:12.6	I still think it was a pretty good video.
1:14.5	It was, of course, very surface level, very simple, very easy to digest.
1:18.7	Now as we've developed these episodes to be much more structured, much more in-depth, and have much more detail, I really want to
1:24.3	revisit some of those older topics and, you know, brush them off and give them the love that I think
1:28.0	they deserve.
1:29.0	Now, in terms of love when it comes to Chanel, there is not much love here, because today's episode
1:34.4	will be primarily focused on Chanel's ties to Germany in World War II and her rise to becoming
1:38.9	the fashion icon that she remains to this day.
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