Object Details
- Category
- Film
- Related period
- First World War (production), First World War (content)
- Creator
- War Office Cinema Committee (Production sponsor)
Topical Film Company (Production Company)
Jury, William F (Production individual)
Malins, Geoffrey H (Production individual)
McDowell, J B (Production individual)
Raymond, H C (Production individual) - Production date
- 1917-06-06
- Place made
- GB
- Dimensions
whole: Number Of Items/reels/tapes 4
- Catalogue number
- IWM 113
Object associations
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Associated people and organisations
- Gordon, A
- British Army, Div 29
- British Army, cyclists
- British Army, Scottish Rifles, Cameronians, Bn 9 (?)
- British Army, Royal Fusiliers, Bn 10
- British Army, King's (Liverpool Regt)
- British Army, King's Shropshire Light Infantry
- British Army, Kent Regiment, West Royal
- British Army, Gordon Highlanders
- British Army, Hussars, 19
- British Army, Div 9
- British Army, South African Bde
- British Army, Royal Artillery, RGA & Siege Bty 11 (?)
- French Army
- South African Army, South African Bde, Regt 1
- Australian Army, Australian Imperial Force
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Associated events
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Associated subjects
- weapons, British - gun: 18-pounder field gun
- weapons, British - gun: 6-inch 26cwt howitzer
- weapons, British - gun: 9.2-inch howitzer
- buildings, French - residential
- defences, German - emplacement: gun positions & [captured]
- reconstruction, British - symbolic
- combat, British - trench raid
- combat, South African - trench raid
- demolition, German - denial
- destruction, French military - area
- operations, British military - sortie
- prisoners of war, German - surrender
- society, British military - friendship
- celebrations, French - liberation
- propaganda, British - inflammatory
- transport, British military - bus
- transport, British military - 2/3 wheel: bicycle
- transport, French civilian - rail
- combat, British - artillery bombardment
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