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0:26Now PlayingDate: 5th December 1946
Location: England
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND: London: Oxford Street:
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ATHLONE, Earl of Opens exhibition "Relics and Realities" on bomb-site in Oxford Street.
EXHIBITION "Relics and Realities" in bomb-site in Oxford Street opened by the Earl of Athlone
SWASTIKA Good shot of a Swastika in the "Relics and Realities" exhibition in bomb-site in Oxford St.
SWORDS Soldier displaying at "Relics and Realities" a Japanese sword in Oxford St.
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weapons, museum, sword, army, exhibit, Army Benevolent Fund, swastika, Major-General Alexander Augustus Frederick William Alfred George Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone, Prince Alexander of Teck, Major-General The Rt Hon. The Earl of Athlone,
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