League Of Nations - Geneva 1926

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League of Nations - Geneva, Switzerland ( Seventh Assembly ).

Germany accepted into League of Nations. Footage from opening meeting; 7th Assembly of League; 1926. President / chairman (?) making a speech. Shots of hall from various angles. Germany enters League; German Minister of Foreign Affairs...

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Cataloguer:
Cheri
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Silent
Media URN:
76214
Sort Number:
ON 289 D
Time in/Out:
01:59:37:00 / 02:01:02:00
Canister:
ON 289 D
Film ID:
2384.20
Issue Date:
1926

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