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Olympic Games British Victories In Berlin 1936
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Slate reading 'Olympic Games British victories in Berlin'. Various shots of men taking part in the men's 50km walk, then close up of official marking down results. Great Britain's Harold Whitlock walking, then various athletes taking on water. Whitlock takes the lead, Switzerland's Arthur Tell Schwab...
moreData
- Cataloguer:
- John Greathead
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- sound
- Media URN:
- 101016
- Sort Number:
- Time in/Out:
- 10:05:46 / 10:07:04
- Canister:
- Film ID:
- 201206.017
- Issue Date:
- 1936
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