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Capital Tea

Date released

Jun 1937

Series name

Ace Cinemagazine

Issue no

22

NoS ID

348947

Story no

4 / 5

NoS synopsis: the London Fire Brigade at work, showing how they fight fires and effect rescues with their efficient apparatus

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With Babies and Banners: The Story of the Women’s Emergency Brigade (1978 Film, Video)

Director

Lorraine Grey

Subject

Sociology

Distribution

Film (16mm)

Women’s participation in the key strike of the 1930s in the USA. Layoffs, poverty wages, hazardous working conditions and speed-ups were daily realities for auto workers. Women workers also suffered lower...

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Hot Stuff

Date released

Jan 1950

Series name

Mining Review 3rd Year

Issue no

5

NoS ID

345639

Story no

2 / 3

BFI synopsis: champion fire brigade at Brodsworth Colliery. The brigade (who are part-time firemen) is seen at practice.

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London Fire Brigade

Series name

Letter From London

Issue no

273

NoS ID

325171

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Great Sit Down, The (1978 Film)

Producer

Stephen Peet

Subject

Sociology

Distribution

Film (16mm)

An account of how auto workers seized plants at General Motors in 1937 - a single incident which represented a turning point in the American Labour movement. Uses contemporary footage showing pickets,...

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WHITWICK

Date released

Nov 1958

Series name

Mining Review 12th Year

Issue no

3

NoS ID

346024

Story no

4 / 4

BFI synopsis: Community of Whitwick join together to make their own ambulance contest a big event of the year. NCB Commentary - Whitwick, on the edge of the Leicestershire Coalfield is a small town with big...

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TITO - NEW ALLY?

Date released

1951

Series name

The March of Time 16th Year

Issue no

1

NoS ID

352306

Story no

1 / 1

The March of Time synopsis: In March of Time’s latest release, attention is focussed on Yugoslavia, a nation which now stands politically alone and yet, by its own claim, is more Communist than Russia...

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