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In 1947, British India was dissolved into two independent states, India and Pakistan.   

 
 
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WAVELL'S TOUR - VISIT TO IMPHAL (6/8/1944) (1944)

Three Douglas Dakota transport planes line up alongside the airstrip and the furthest plane taxis forward. Another Dakota taxis forward ...

WELFARE WITH ITS FINGER OUT (2/1944)

WELFARE WITH ITS FINGER OUT (2/1944) (1944)has video enhanced entry

Film presumably intended for distribution in RAF camp cinemas in India and Burma illustrates the work done by ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 152 (1943)

For a detailed shot list, contact NFTVA. Items include: SOUTH AFRICA COAST DEFENCE PRESENTING SEAFIRES LIGHTER MOMENTS IN THE DESERT ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 177 (1943)

For a detailed shot list, contact NFTVA. Items include: The QUEEN HONOURS A.T.S. DIAMOND JUBILEE OF BOYS' BRIGADE ITALY LORD ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 179 (1943)

For a detailed shot list, contact NFTVA. Items include: FIFTH ARMY ACROSS THE VOLTURNO PERSONALITIES: LORD LINLITHGOW, LORD LOUIS, MR.EDEN ...

 

INDIAN MOVIETONE NEWS NO 19 (1943-06-16) (1943) enhanced entry

I. VICEROY VISITS EASTERN FRONT - Pictures of His Excellency The viceroy, Lord Linlithgow's flying visit to the ...

 

INDIAN MOVIETONE NEWS NO 9 (1943-02) (1943) enhanced entry

I. INDIA'S LAST TRIBUTE TO SIR SIKANDAR HYAT KHAN - Showing the funeral procession of Punjab's late Premier.

I. ...

 

INVINCIBLE? (1943)

An optimistic Vichy/German newsreel produced just before Stalingrad and Alamein is used as a basis for ironic British ...

 

AIJAL ROAD (1942)

Amateur film of the construction of a road in Assam from Ledo to Assam by the Indian Tea Association.

Pan over ...

 

BEHIND THE WINGS (1942)

Behind-the-scenes in the Indian Air Force.

The film shows: aircraft in flight; a newspaper headline stating 'three Japanese planes ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 100 (COLONIAL VERSION) (1942)

For a detailed shotlist contact NFTVA. Items include THE ALLIED ARMIES IN BURMA STAFFORD CRIPPS RETURNS FROM INDIA SIR STAFFORD ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 116 (1942)

For a detailed shotlist, contact NFTVA. Items include BIGGEST CONVOY REACHES INDIA THE MASTER PLAN THE DAY SHIFT TAKE OVER ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 126 (1942)

For a detailed shotlist, contact NFTVA. Items include INDIA QUIETENS DOWN, GETS ON WITH THE WAR MRS. ROOSEVELT IN BRITAIN ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 127 (COLONIAL VERSION) (1942)

For a detailed shotlist, contact NFTVA. Items include MADAGASCAR. ON TO ANTANANARIVO CAMEL TRANSPORT IN THE DESERT MRS. ROOSEVELT SEES ...

 

BRITISH NEWS NO. 94 (COLONIAL VERSION) (1942)

For detailed shotlist, contact NFTVA. Items include SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS UNDERTAKES VITAL INDIA MISSION GERMAN PRISONERS IN AUSTRALIA, AND V.C. ...

 

BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS ISSUE 1173 (1942) enhanced entry

British newsreel covering the British retreat through Burma, an exclusive report by British Paramount cameraman Maurice Ford.

Opening titles ...

 

CHIANG KAI-SHEK IN INDIA (1942)

Tour round India by Chiang Kai-shek and his wife.

The film opens by giving a brief background to the ...

 

INDIA IN CRISIS (Year 8 No 1) (1942) enhanced entry

Part one of a double issue (part two - 'India at War') dealing with India's political state while ...

 

INDIANS IN ACTION (1942)

A brief picture of the training of India's army and a record of its service overseas through the ...

 

MARCH OF TIME 8TH YEAR NO. 1 (1942)

The situation in India in 1942.

Titles. Elephants heading along a road. A wide plain in India. Aeroplanes flying in ...

 

MARCH OF TIME 8TH YEAR NO. 2 (1942) enhanced entry

The Indian contribution to the war effort.

Titles. Long lines of Indian troops advancing towards camera. A busy Indian street, ...

 

the BATTLE FOR FREEDOM (1942) enhanced entry

The world in the 3rd year of war - a mixture of caution ("Today our world faces its ...

 

UNIVERSAL NEWS (1942) enhanced entry

I. "News from Ceylon." Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton, Commander-in-Chief of Ceylon, and Sir Henry Turnbull, Officer in Command, are escorted ...