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1938 PALESTINE/ BURMA: Trouble in colonies
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0:52Now PlayingDate: 10th October 1938
Location: Palestine
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Colonial Office meeting on Palestine
ENGLAND: London: Westminster:
Malcolm MacDonald (Secretary of State for the Colonies) along with Sir Harold McMichael (High Commissioner for Palestine) and posing for photocall
PALESTINE: Haifa:
British troops disembarking from troopship and military police searching suspects on street. Fires following terrorist bombings. British soldiers searching through rubble. Agricultural workers in fields
BURMA: Rangoon:
British sentry guarding Golden Pagoda
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