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1957 MALAYA: POLITICS: Preparation for independence celebrations
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0:33Now PlayingDate: 2nd September 1957
Location: Malaysia
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
MALAYSIA (FORMERLY MALAYA)
Women printing flags for indepence celebrations , special issue of stamps , flags being hoisted on to buildings
view of Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Kuala Lumpar
FLAGS Flags being hoisted for Malayan Independence Day. 1957.
MALAYA. Special stamp issue & decorating with flags for forthcoming Independence Day, 1957.
STAMPS. Stamp collectors dream arrives in London from U.S.A. 100th Ann. birth of G.Easman. Shot of new issue to celebrate Malay's Independence Day, 1957.
Malaysia; Government and Politics
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