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FO395/37 | News Department files, 1916. |
Ministry of Information | |
INF4/2 | Joseph Brooke Wilkinson's account of wartime film, 1939. |
National Army Museum
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Public Works and Government Services Canada
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Bioscope
Bolton and Bury Catholic Herald
Bury Times
Bury Visitor
Cinema
Durham Advertiser
Durham Chronicle
Gallipoli Gazette
Kinematograph and Lantern Weekly
Lancashire Fusiliers Annual
London Scottish Regimental Gazette
Newcastle Journal
Screen
The Times