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The Olympic Flame Dies Down At Close Of… 1936
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Slate reading 'The Olympic flame dies down at close of 1936 Olympiad'. Various shots of Olympic flame burning in the night at the closing ceremony of the Berlin Olympic games. Various of long row of women bearing laurels, and row of flag bearers. Nice shot of laurels being placed on top of flags. Procession...
moreData
- Cataloguer:
- John Greathead
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 101018
- Sort Number:
- Time in/Out:
- 10:08:43 / 10:10:14
- Canister:
- Film ID:
- 201206.019
- Issue Date:
- 1936
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