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Foreign newsreels 1972 № 2903

Film-document №34964 15 footages, Duration: 0:27:47 to collection Price category F

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England - The last shift finishes work in coal mines on the eve of the general strike of miners. England - The London power plant continues to operate during the miners' strike, the dockers of Cardiff refuse to unload the French ship with coal. Ireland and Northern Ireland - 50 years of separation, chronicle material 1916-1971. England, Northern Ireland - New bomb blasts and robberies in Belfast. England, Northern Ireland - The explosions of two bombs in Belfast and the resulting fire, the largest in many years. India, East Pakistan - Indian troops are strengthening in the strategic border point of Petrapole, Mukhti-bahini are firing artillery in the Comilla area. India, East and West Pakistan, the UN - The first week of the Indo-Pakistani conflict. East Pakistan - Pakistani troops are engaged in defensive battles near the Indian border. East Pakistan, India - Indian troops capture Darsana, East Pakistani refugees in India listen to reports of fighting on the radio. East Pakistan - Indian troops continue fighting near the border villages of East Pakistan. Cambodia - Government troops are helping refugees evacuate a road in the Bathlai area. Philippines - Police kill four gang members who kidnapped a millionaire and his family. Tanzania - 10th anniversary of independence, chronicle material 1960-1971. Malgash Republic (Madagascar) - The Prime Minister of Lesotho arrives in Antananarivo. England, Northern Ireland - The aftermath of a bomb explosion in a tavern in Belfast, killing 15 people.

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I.P. Gandhi is an Indian politician, Prime Minister of India (1966-1977, 1980-1984), Minister of Foreign Affairs of India, daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru.
Z.A. Bhutto - statesman and politician, President of Pakistan (1971-1973), Prime Minister of Pakistan (1973-1977), Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan (1963-1966, 1971-1977).