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  1. Boyd Orr Wants World Food Plan

    Date released
    17 Jun 1948
    Series name
    British Paramount News
    Issue no
    1805
    NoS ID
    041101
    Story no
    2 / 4

    Retiring head of United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization tells Savoy Hotel luncheon party that increased Commonwealth food production will give British peoples leadership in world affairs.

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  2. Bob Geldof on his medal from the UN (1986)

    Genre
    Interview

    Musician and political activist Bob Geldof on the medal he was awarded by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, his plans for the future, and Elie Wiesel’s being awarded the Nobel Peace...

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  3. Glenys Kinnock on World Food Day (1984)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Glenys Kinnock, wife of Labour Party leader, Neil Kinnock, on her support for World Food Day, an event founded by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. Female interviewer not identified.

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  4. The right to eat (1981)

    Genre
    Interview; Documentary; Special

    The Right to Eat- World Food Day (Oct 16th) special written and presented by Ray Suarez in Rome. On problems with insufficient food in developing countries, why development programmes don’t seem to be...

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  5. Food and War

    Date released
    31 May 1943
    Series name
    The March of Time 8th Year
    Issue no
    12
    NoS ID
    352232
    Story no
    1 / 1

    The March of Time synopsis: To meet their food problems, the United States of America have turned to the experience of Britain, for the new restrictions and limitations imposed upon the U.S. civilian is his...

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