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1943 BELGIAN CONGO: Ceremony held in Leopoldville on the anniversary of King Albert's death
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1:20Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1943
Location: LEOPOLDVILLE, WEST AFRICA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
BELGIAN CONGO: Leopoldville:
Statue of King Albert / Band playing / People in uniform walking past / Man in military uniform laying wreath / Side view soldiers / PAN people saluting / Statue of King Albert / Various of parade, troops marching / Officer watching parade / Soldiers marching in parade / Army cars towards in parade / Jeep pulling gun along / Various shots of parade, people watching Girl Guides, children marching
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