"MORE ACTION" DEMAND IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE

"More Action" Demand In Trafalgar Square 1942

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Titles read: '"MORE ACTION" DEMAND IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE'.

London.

Various shots of 30,000 people packing Trafalgar Square for a "speed up the war" demonstration. Huge portraits of leaders such as Prime Minister Winston Churchill, President Franklin D Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin are displayed....

London Trafalgar Square Sir Winston Churchill Franklin Delano Roosevelt Joseph Stalin Chinese crowds demonstrations Second World War wars

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Cataloguer:: Sarah
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 43753
Sort Number:: 42/027

Time in/Out:: 01:31:00:00 / 01:32:09:00
Canister:: 42/27
Film ID:: 1322.23
Issue Date:: 02/04/1942

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