Duke Of Gloucester Unveiling Memorials Of… 1948

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Duke of Gloucester unveiling memorials of Jellicoe and Beatty. London

M/S Winston Churchill arriving at Trafalgar Square. M/S choir boys. M/S Archbishops. M/S Archbishop of Canterbury G. Fisher. M/S of the Duchess...

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Howard
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Silent
Media URN:
64846
Sort Number:
UN 2019 C
Time in/Out:
01:00:01:00 / 01:04:53:00
Canister:
UN 2019 C
Film ID:
2230.01
Issue Date:
1948

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  • The unveiling took place on 21 October 1948, (Trafalgar Day).

    "Archbishop of Canterbury G. Fisher" referred to is Geoffrey Fisher.

    "Air Marshall Tedder" referred to is Arthur Tedder.

    jamied 30th Sep 2012
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