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1923 Mt. Etna erupts after 10 years of inactivity
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0:49Now PlayingDate: 23rd May 1923
Location: MOUNT ETNA, ITALY
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Etna in Eruption: Famous Volcano breaks out after 10 years inactivity
SICILY: Mount Etna:
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MOUNT ETNA, ITALY
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LV Top of mountain with smoke pouring from it
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LV(elevated) Smoke pouring from volcano
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MLV Smoke
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LV (elevated) Volcano with smoke coming from it
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MLV Top of volcano with smoke coming from it
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GV Two people fleeing
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MLV Smoke and lava spouting from volcano
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Italy, Disasters and Accidents, Environment
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