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1957 Return from Cairo trial
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1:00Now PlayingDate: 4th July 1957
Location: London Airport, England
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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Mr John Stanley and Mr Charles Pittuck, Britons accused by Egypt of spying, return to London after 300 days in Captivity in Egypt...Interviewed by reporters...Mr Charles Pittuck talks of the last days of 1956 and of the trial....(Sound) both leave London airport by car, for holiday.
LONDON AIRPORT. Britons accused of Spying in Egypt return to London by plane after 300 days in Captivity...interviewed by reporters..one of Britons Charles Pittuck speaks of last weeks of 1956 and the trial (sound) other Briton-Stanley.
REPORTERS London Airport. Interview Mr John Stanley and Mr Charles Pittuck who were charged by Egypt of spying..speech by Pittuck (sound)
Egypt; Espionage; Crime, Justice and Law Enforcement
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