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International Football 1936
Description
Item title reads - International football. Scotland v. Germany.
Glasgow, Scotland. Cardiff, Wales.
M/S of swastika flag flying, M/S of German football team doing Nazi salute to each side of the stadium. L/S of the crowds watching, the captains toss the coin. Various shots of the game,...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Emma
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 13152
- Sort Number:
- 36/084
- Time in/Out:
- 01:39:44:00 / 01:41:02:00
- Canister:
- 36/84
- Film ID:
- 893.25
- Issue Date:
- 18/10/1936
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The game was played on 14 October 1936.
"the captains toss the coin" - the Scotland captain is Jimmy Simpson.
The referee seen at 00:17 is Henry Nattrass of England.
"the German keeper saves" - that's Hans Jakob.
The second fixture, England v Wales, took place on 17 October 1936.
"England scores" - the goal is seen at 01:06, and is scored by Cliff Bastin.