Helsinki Olympics Various Events - George… 1952

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Low angle start of men's 400 metres final, and of finish of race, won by George Rhoden of Jamaica. Close up of Rhoden panting and trying to smile to camera. Athlete lying down, possibly with cramp. Rhoden receiving his gold medal during medal ceremony, and close up Rhoden standing for the national anthem.
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Tupaq Felber
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Black & White
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No Sound
Media URN:
101113
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Time in/Out:
10:16:42 / 10:20:26
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Film ID:
201206.114
Issue Date:
1952

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