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POST-WAR NAVAL OPERATIONSGB
HRH Princess Elizabeth visits RNAS Hal Far, January 1951.
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Summary: cataloguing incomplete since film has not been viewed - information is taken from CNI series records.
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KING SOLOMON'S MINES 1950
... and the 1950 film repositions that complexity in a post-war context.While Haggard’s 1885 novel and his ... ="margin-left:14.4pt;"> Meredith, Martin. Diamonds, Gold, and War: The Making of South Africa. London: Simon & ...
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ADVENTURERS 1950
Great BritainSet in Africa just after the Boer war, tells of the journey of four men into the African bush, in search of hidden diamonds.
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FROM CANE TO CUBE 1950
... production company that initially made official propaganda films during World War II, became one of the most prolific producers of films sponsored by private industry in the post-war era. David Villiers was one of its regular directors ... -
... , and argued in 1950 that the post-war transformation of the Empire – ‘ ... endorse the liberal imperialism of the post-war government and, as with much of the ... and Reconstruction, Britain after the War, 1945-1951 (Manchester: Manchester ...
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... and Pan-African (Oxford: James Currey Publishers, 2000).
Enticknap, Leo, The Non-Fiction Film in Post-War Britain, unpublished PhD thesis (1999).
Enticknap, Leo, ‘This Modern Age and the British Non-Fiction ...
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WHY NOT YOU? 1950
... : The Autobiography of a British Filmmaker (London: George Allen and Unwin, 1957).Smyth, Rosaleen, ‘The Post-War Career of the Colonial Film Unit in Africa: 1946-1955’, Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television ...
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NAIROBI 1950
... of Kenya's Trade Union Movement to 1952 (Nairobi: East African Publishing House, 1969).Smyth, Rosaleen, ‘The Post-War Career of the Colonial Film Unit in Africa: 1946-1955’, Historical Journal of Film, Radio and ...
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KIM 1950
... film forward rather than backward in time.The Cold War balance of power is also reflected by Kim’s acknowledgment of ... by the same exoticism and otherness of pre-war representations of colonial India. However, in keeping with the ...
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... Station at Jekko Falls, and afterwards worked for ATMN (Amalgamated Tin Mines of Nigeria). Mr. Morrison left Nigeria in 1939 after the outbreak of the Second World War. Films donated by Mrs. Lang Brown, who features in several reels as a small child.
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... ’. ‘The people were primitive’, the voiceover explains, there were ‘warlike pastoral tribes’ and ‘war and disease levied their toll on East Africa’. In contrast, the film shows modern Nairobi, which is ‘ ...
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