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NCB synopsis: The story of British coal exports, an historic trade which suffered a decline in the years of cheap oil but which is now facing an expanding future. Intended for general audiences.
Three student-led debates on foxhunting, intensive farming, and the use of animals in medical research.
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The March of Time synopsis: In "Storm over Britain" the March of Time discusses the rapidly multiplying difficulties that have contributed to the domestic crisis with which Great Britain is grappling today -...
BFI synopsis: exports of British coal to Italy and its delivery to householders in Venice by canal NCB Commentary - One of the attractions of going abroad is discovering how people carry out the everyday...
March of Time synopsis: That fisheries, so often the cause of dispute between maritime nations, may be the basis of a new diplomatic exchange between Japan and the U.S., is pointed out in this episode of the...
The March of Time synopsis: Early in 1942, when other American republics broke with the common enemy, the Argentine postponed action, though its President, Ramon Castillo, still stoutly maintains that he is...
The March of Time synopsis: The film explains that Japan’s invasion of China, which to the rest of the world is a war of unprovoked aggression, is to the Japanese a "Holy War", blessed by the Shinto gods....
The March of Time synopsis: Turkey, the film points out, is a bridge between Europe and Asia, situated where the interests of strong nations converge and conflict. To the North lie the U.S.S.R. and her...
NoS synopsis: a profile of Scottish Division’s Area 2, showing new methods of cutting and loading now being introduced NCB Commentary - The Lothians are is one of the expanding coalfields of Britain....
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