Kosygin Arrives 1967

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No title - Russian statesman Kosygin arrives in Britain. London.

Technicolor.

C/U Russian flag. M/S as British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and George Brown, Foreign Secretary, walk along airfield. M/S children from the Russian Embassy. M/S aeroplane coming in. M/S line of policemen....

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Cataloguer:
Emma
Stock:
Colour
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
56072
Sort Number:
67/012
Time in/Out:
01:13:52:00 / 01:15:44:00
Canister:
67/12
Film ID:
2019.14
Issue Date:
09/02/1967

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