War Coverage, France Number 3
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War Coverage, France Number 3 Produced: 1939
Description This film contains unedited footage of France during World War II. Road signs to Carling and Saint Avold, France. French Army officers confer in field. Cars cross bridge. Officers in village watch French troops and tanks enter. Army activity in field; included are Army military attaches Col. Fuller and Lt.Col. Waite and correspondents Percy Philip, New York Times and Maury Henry Biddle Paul (Cholly Knickerbocker) of New York Journal American newspapers. Paul Ward looks through binoculars. Damaged buildings in deserted Strasbourg, France.
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