Object details

Category
Film
Related period
Second World War (content)
Creator
Ministry of Information (Production sponsor)
Strand (Production company)
Anstey, Edgar (Production individual)
Shaw, Alexander (Production individual)
Marlborough, Charles (Production individual)
Rhind, Al (Production individual)
Production date
1940
Place made
GB
Dimensions

whole: 1

Catalogue number
MGH 3729

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