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Title reads: "Newsbriefs".

01:09:05. M/S group of Belgian workers. They have come to Dover, Kent to help with bomb damage repair work. Various shots of Belgians at work. C/U of workers repairing chimneys.

01:09:32 Funeral of Baron Emile Ernest de Cartier de Marchienne in London. He...

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Cataloguer:
Amelia
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
45157
Sort Number:
46/040
Time in/Out:
01:09:05:00 / 01:13:23:00
Canister:
46/40
Film ID:
1380.07
Issue Date:
20/05/1946

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  • More footage of the funeral of Baron de Cartier de Marchienne can be seen in clip 2104.11.

    Note that the announcement of the arrival of Paul-Henri Spaak is a little premature - he's announced at 00:49, but isn't fully seen until 00:56 (when he's the man on the left of the picture).

    "John Wilmott" should read John Wilmot, (4 changes required inc tags).

    "Lesnevitch" in text and tags should read Lesnevich, (Gus Lesnevich).

    jamied 13th Jun 2012
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