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1946 New Zealand sends food aid to Britain after WWII
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0:54Now PlayingDate: 30th May 1946
Location: New Zealand Docks, New Zealand
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
Gaumont British Ident
SLATE INFORMATION: New Zealand Sends Food to Britain
DOCKS. shots of food being loaded on ships, at New Zealand Docks very good shots of the cranes,
Food. Shots of food being loaded on boat at New Zealand docks, for food for Britain,
NEW ZEALAND. Shots of New Zealand Docks where food is being loaded on boats for Britain, very good shots of cranes
Post War; International Aid - Civil
assistance, WWII, World War Two, Second World War, war, World War II, civilians, cargo, New Zealander, Commonwealth,
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