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1944 SOVIET UNION: World War 2: Russian towns liberated
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0:40Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1944
Location: IRMINO, RUSSIA DABALZEVO, RUSSIA IRMINO, DABALZEVO, RUSSIA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
RUSSIA: Irmino:
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LV crowds at 'Central' mine pit. SV ditto. SV Dmitry Gavrilovic Astanin speaking. SV pan crowds listening. SV Nadia Borissenko speaking. CU ditto. SV crowds.
RUSSIA: Dabalzevo:
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LV crowds on platform listening to band playing. SV people at station. Shot of train entering station people on platform. SV people sitting on engine of train. SV women in crowd. GV train entering station people on platform. CU man in crowd. Shot of train entering station crowds on platform.
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