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Sir Oswald Mosley Speaks on Unemployment. The Cause of His Resignation

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
51
Date Released
26 May 1930
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Sir Oswald Mosley Speaks on Unemployment. The Cause of His Resignation
  2. 2Eights Week at Oxford
  3. 3Miss Diana Fishwick Feted at Her Own Club
  4. 4Movietone Interview with Madame Sarojini Naidu - Gandhi’s Successor
  5. 5HRH the Prince of Wales Receives Great Welcome from Cardiff Children
  6. 6Empire Day Scenes and Singing

Story

Story No. within this Issue
1 / 6
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Sir Oswald Mosley Speaks on Unemployment. SHOTLIST: Close shots speaking: SPEECH: Interviewer: Are you going to talk about unemployment today? Mr M Why of course, it is one problem that really matters today - we live in a period in which politicians are not very popular and believe me you have my sympathy. Politicians are regarded as people who have learned to talk but not to act and you demand action and rightly demand it in dealing with unemployment. We live in a period when Britain can only survive by vigour and by action. We have resources of intellect, of energy, of craftsmanship, of skill, second to none in the world, but those resources must be mobilised for a great effort of a united nation. To do that Government and Statesmen must take their courage in their hands.
Keywords
Politics and government; Social conditions
Footage sources
Movietone
Card file number
701
Length of story (in feet)
82
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