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Summary
A French-American hospital is inaugurated as a memorial to World War II in Saint-Lo, France
Footage Information
Source | Sherman Grinberg |
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Newsreel | Paramount |
Negative # | D-7595 |
Clip | SR004897_01_04mov |
Date | 05/10/1956 |
Title | A French-American hospital is inaugurated as a memorial to World War II in Saint-Lo, France |
Description | Title: Memorial Hospital Inaugurated at Saint-Lo superimposed over exterior shot of hospital building, Hospital Center Memorial de Saint-Lo / Tilt up EXT of hospital / WS EXT of hospital / Tilt Up hospital to French and US flags flying / Douglas Dillon, US Ambassador to France at right / sign in French / Front view officials looking on / EXT PAN hospital / Andre Maroselli, French Secretary of State for Public Health and Population, cutting ribbon / INT children's beds / other beds / elaborate table, tilt up to lights in ceiling / CU lights in ceiling, tilt down to people looking around in room / EXT PAN hospital / Note: exact day not known |
Personality | Andre Maroselli, Douglas Dillon |
Country | France |
City | Saint-Lo |
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French language
Hospital Center Memorial de Saint-Lo
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