"NASTI" NEWS FROM LORD HAW HAW - NO. 2

"Nasti" News From Lord Haw Haw - No. 2 1940

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Full title reads: "'Nasti" News from Lord Haw Haw".

MS Geoffrey Sumner imitating Lord Haw Haw in studio in another episode in Gazette series. He makes jokes about Hermann Goering (intercut with CU of Goering).

Half way through the speech the man painting the wall behind him climbs...

Second World War wars propaganda home front work acting personalities Lord Haw Haw William Joyce comedy politics politicians radio

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Cataloguer:: Mark
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 20243
Sort Number:: 40/008

Time in/Out:: 01:46:02:00 / 01:48:00:00
Canister:: 40/8
Film ID:: 1033.41
Issue Date:: 25/01/1940

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