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Prime Minister and Cabinet got to House with King’s authority to proclaim State of Emergency. Dockers vote to continue strike. 2,000 troops and sailors unload ships on year’s hottest day.
Part 3: in March 1977, after the end of the state of emergency, the Congress Party was defeated in the elections and the Janata Party came to power. Migrant labourers conclude that nothing has changed for them.
Paramount’s survey of first hours of strike show deserted stations, idle railways, stranded holiday crowds and hopelessly congested morning roads.
An anti-apartheid documentary about resistance, organisation and culture in the Sharpeville township on the 25th anniversary of the 1960 massacre, and under a newly declared state of emergency. Made with the...
Shot clandestinely in South Africa during the State of Emergency and press ban in 1985, the film exposes the extent of apartheid’s violence and brutality. Testimonies of victims, as well as eye witnesses...
Prime Minister calls emergency meeting of Cabinet, attended by three Service Chiefs. Heath Row Mr Attlee afterwards flies to Washington. New York Vishinsky greets Communist China’s delegates to Security...
This film tells the story of the Black Power revolution in Trinidad and Tobago. Between February and April 1970, the streets of Port of Spain were filled with young Black men and women chanting ‘Power to...
Series produced in association with the British Red Cross demonstrating basic life-saving procedures and the appropriate treatment for common injuries. 1: Deals with resuscitation and demonstrates the...
[1ST SUBTITLE]: "Miners leave the pits and Greatest Industrial Upheaval Begins." Group of miners walking away from pit head up slope towards camera, smiling as they pass. [2ND SUBTITLE]: "Scenes in Downing...
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