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Date: 27th October 1949
Location: Egypt
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND: West London: Earl's Court Exhibition Centre: Empress Hall:
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ALAMEIN & ALAMEIN REUNION. AT THE Empress Hall,Mr Churchill & Gen Montgomery speak, sing-song
CHURCHILL Speaks at the Empress Hall at Alamein reunion, seen being greeted by Gen Montgomery across the stage,
EMPRESS HALL ..EARLS COURT. Alamein Reunion at the Empress hall, shots of Gen Montgomery greeting Mr Churchill on the stage, Both speak, also sing song,
FIELD MARSHALL MONTGOMERY Shots of Greeting Mr Churchill across the stage at the Empress Hall, speaks.
Military - Ceremonial; World War II
peacetime, postwar, army, World War Two, WWII, Second World War, war, Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein
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