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Christmas Greetings New Zealanders

Episodes
10

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. PART 01 OF 12 Christmas Message Major General Freyberg

    No date given · 2:38

  2. PART 02 OF 12 Greeting from a Young New Zealand Soldier

    No date given · 3:36

  3. PART 03 OF 12 Commentary

    No date given · 2:57

  4. PART 04 A Sailor Serving With the Royal Navy

    No date given · 2:03

  5. PART 05 A New Zealand Soldier Speaks on behalf of His Companions

    No date given · 3:28

  6. PART 06 A New Zealand Flight Lieutenan

    No date given · 2:50

  7. PART 07 A New Zealand Nursing Sister

    No date given · 3:46

  8. PART 08 A New Zealand Army Padre

    No date given · 2:28

  9. PART 09 Christmas carols with piano accompaniment

    No date given · 3:49

  10. PART 11 Land of Hope and Glory-A New Zealand Padre offering a Benediction Prayer

    No date given · 3:48

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  1. Christmas Greetings New Zealanders 1940

    Old Time Radio · 10 episodes here · archive.org

    the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it.

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