WINSTON CHURCHILL LEAVING MARRAKESH aka CHURCHILL LEAVING MARRAKESH

Winston Churchill Leaving Marrakesh AKA… 1940

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Marrakesh, Morocco

1948?

CU. Mr Winston Churchill (war-time Prime Minister, now Leader of the Opposition) and Mrs Churchill saying goodbye to officials. CU. Head and shoulders of Churchill wearing trilby hat and smoking cigar. MS Various shots of them saying goodbye to various people,...

Marrakesh Morocco Sir Winston Churchill Prime Ministers politicians smoking

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Cataloguer:: Heather
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 67116
Sort Number:: UN 1962 F

Time in/Out:: 01:08:52:00 / 01:09:56:00
Canister:: UN 1962 F
Film ID:: 2451.05
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