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1939 CUBA: Colonel Batista, Cuban dictator, reviews new vocational training for youth
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0:37Now PlayingDate: 12th June 1939
Location: HAVANA, CUBA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
Havana, Cuba: Gen. view Military College "Institute Civico Militar". Semi view intr. boys working on anvil in machine-shop. Long view girls at needle work. CU needlework. Pan Batista & wife arrive. Long view & CU Batista looking at boy cobbling. Long view Batista & wife inspect girls. CU Batista's wife inspecting girls. Pan of Cadets marching past. Semi view small cadet salutes Batista.
Good Scene: CU Batista salutes.
Personalities - Politicians; Young Adults; Education and Training; Cuba; Fulgencio Batista y Zaldivar (1901-1973)
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