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IMMIGRATION
Italy Immigrants 2 - Kurdish asylum seekers arrive at refugee camp
TAPE: EF02/0230 IN_TIME: 23:55:53 DURATION: 0:59 SOURCES: RTI RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Bari - 19 March 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Pan across sports hall packed with immigrants 2. Close-up of elderly man's face 3. Various shots of mothers with children 4. Various shots of humanitarian workers talking to immigrants 5. Mid shot of immigrants being registered 6. Wide shot of camp exterior, with children playing near trailers STORYLINE: More than 900 mainly-Kurdish immigrants who arrived in Italy on a rusting cargo ship this week were transported to a shelter camp near Bari in the south of the country on Tuesday. Some right-wing politicians in Italy have called for a state of emergency to address illegal immigration, which is expected to increase along Italy's southern coastline as the weather improves this summer. A total of 928 illegal immigrants, including hundreds of children arrived on the island of Sicily on Monday on the rusty, 75-meter (247-foot) cargo ship. Authorities said that most of the passengers were ethnic Kurds, and that the ship had started its voyage in Turkey. Italy's Cabinet is to meet on Wednesday to consider emergency measures to release funds to build temporary shelters and speed-up the processing of immigrants. Each year, thousands of illegal immigrants slip into Italy by boat or over land, but Monday's shipload was the largest group to arrive in almost five years.
Rescue boats, Lampedusa
Rescue boats moored in a harbour at Lampedusa island, Italy. Lampedusa is closer to Africa than it is to the rest of Italy, and it has become a popular target for illegal immigration from Africa to Europe. Many of these migrant boats are poorly maintained and over-crowded, and capsizings and sinkings are becoming more common.
Scenes of Norway, Italy, and Ireland. Old men describe the reasons why immigrants came to America from those countries.
Scenes of Norway and Italy. A farmer in Italy using a hoe. An elderly gentleman describing the hardships of the Italians. Scene shifts to Ireland, and farmers digging potatoes or tubers. An old Irishman describing the problems of the Irish prompting immigration to America early in the 20th century. Location: Ireland. Date: 1975.
1910s
Documentary about Italian-Americans with b&w archival footage intercut with color interviews - sound - c/u front of cathedral - woman in lace scarf talks to priest - people kiss - men in deli with salami - little Italy streets - Coit Tower - archival immigration - docks in Italy - stills of immigrant families - North Beach - San Francisco, California - emigrants - culture
Freighter Carrying Immigrants Docks in Italy
A freighter, carrying over a thousand illegal Kurdish refugees from Irag, is escorted to a port in Italy. PLEASE NOTE VIDEO & AUDIO OF NEWS ANCHORS & REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING.
PRIMITIVES
AN IMMIGRANT LEAVES HIS SWEETHEART IN ITALY TO FIND A BETTER LIFE ACROSS THE SEA IN THE GRIMY SLUMS OF NEW YORK. THEY ARE EVENTUALLY REUNITED AND MARRY. BUT LIFE IN NEW YORK IS HARD AND TRAGEDY TARNISHES THEIR DREAM OF A BETTER LIFE IN THE NEW WORLD. GEORGE BEBAN, CLARA WILLIAMS, FANNY MIDGLEY, J. FRANK BURKE, LEO WILLIS. DRAMA FEATURE FILM. LOWER EAST SIDE OF NEW YORK CITY. AN ITALIAN IMMIGRANT LOSES HIS ONLY SON BECAUSE OF THE INDIFFERENCE OF HIS WARD BOSS. THE ITALIAN IS SENTENCED TO PRISON AND, AFTER HIS RELEASE, FINDS HIMSELF IN A POSITION TO CAUSE THE DEATH OF THE POLITICIAN'S CHILD. AT THE LAST MINUTE, HE IS UNABLE TO GO THROUGH WITH IT HOWEVER, BECAUSE THE LITTLE ONE REMINDS HIM OF HIS OWN BABY. THE SLUMS OF NYC. ITALY, VENICE, STATUE OF LIBERTY, IMMIGRANTS OFF THE BOAT, NEW YORK HARBOR, GETS BEAT UP, MUGGED.
France. The different political reactions to the migration crisis of Lampedusa
COLUMBUS DAY PARADE IN NEW YORK (10/11/1997)
In Queens, New York it's a celebration with a Columbus day parade.
ITALY IMMIGRATION
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IMMIGRANT WORKERS IN TURIN
Unissued / Unused material. <br/><br/>Immigrant workers in Turin. Italy. <br/><br/>MS woman on telephone, pan to Playboy advert. Various shots people at outdoor market. MS fish stall. MS woman putting oranges in bag. Various shots people at market, good studies of people. MS train drawing in to station. Various shots people walking along platform. Various shots housing, pan to market. Various shots housing. <br/><br/>Various shots people on balcony. Various shots people coming and going. Various shots blocks of flats. Interior MS going upstairs. CU tap sticking out of wall. Various interior shots showing living and cooking areas. Interior and exterior shots of the flats. CU Fiat signs. CU newspaper. MS workers running from factory. MS people handing out papers to workers, (a protest?). CU guard on duty. CU man speaking into microphone. MS workers.
SUMMING UP NO. 08 - reel 1
A Quarterly Chronicle of Current Events. Produced by the Pathe Documentary Unit. Second Quarter 1948. Reel 1. Bogota: rioting, looting and murder take place after assassination of Liberal leader Senor Gaitan. Angry crowds in the streets. Car and building set alight and documents thrown from windows. Philadelphia: members of the American Republican Party meet to elect their Presidential candidate. Shots of party members, supporters, banners and badges (Dewey, Taft, Stasser). Candidates make speeches. Washington: Senator Vandenberg makes a speech defending the Marshall Plan. Shots of men shovelling grain and bags of grain being carried to a pile. Italy: election fever. Pavement art, political cartoons and posters. Crowds listen to speeches by Signor Sagarat, Signor De Gasperi and Signor Togliatti. Italians go to the polls. C/U of grain being lifted out of a vat. Britain: butchers shop. C/U of tins of Veal Loaf with price tag. Butcher serves housewife. Harvesting crops. Cattle. Sheep. Butter being packed. East Africa: British Government delivers mechanised equipment to aid cultivation of groundnuts. Land being cleared, local people operating the machinery. Groundnuts being pulled from the ground. <br/> <br/>Cataloguers Note: Spelling Variations - Vandenburg or Vandenberg
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MISC. NEWSREEL #1
Italy Immigration - Thousands protest against new immigration laws
TAPE: EF02/0042 IN_TIME: 00:48:31 DURATION: 2:27 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Rome, 19 Jan 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Various of march 2. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Fausto Bertinotti, President Italian Communist Party "Imigrants are indespensible for the economy, and their presence is a message of civility. And since today's world is so opressed as ours is by the war, and civilization can break apart at any moment due to religous war, it is an extraordinary richness to find the Islamic culture in a Eropean city.'' 3. Various of march 4. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Bathe, Immigrant from Burkina Faso ''I feel accepted, but there are some things that we still have to overcome, like some racist things in the worlplace. And this anti-immigrant law that is being proposed shows that the immigrant is not yet to be trusted in italy.'' 5. Various of march STORYLINE: Fifty thousand people took to the streets of Rome on Saturday as Italy's opposition parties organised a demonstration against proposed anti-immigration laws. If passed, the legislation would deny immigrants the right to request citizenship, and would make it illegal for them to live in Italy without a permit. But one of the opposition figures, Fausto Bertinotti, President of the Italian Communist Party, called their presence in Italy ''indespensible'' both for the economy and for the rich cultural diversity they contribute. The marchers define the new laws as "unanimous racism'' and claim they would create difficulties for immigrants working in Italy as well as cancelling many rights presently granted to immigrants already living there.
1930s MUSICAL SHORTS
shots of LITTLE ITALY New York circa 1930, Italian immigrants on street , store fronts selling Italina foods, WS of Mulberry Street, street vendors organ grinder, Italian Ghetto in New York City 1930
An elderly man shares the memories of his grandfather who immigrated to United States in early times.
Describes immigration to America. Faces of persons superimposed on flowing water. Statue of Liberty. Announcement and scenes of U.S. Customs processing at Kennedy Airport in New York City. Immigrants from Sicily, Italy at the airport. Two men going through immigration at the airport. People greet each other. Man fixes photographs on Alien Registration Cards. Narrator states, "Aliens today, Citizens in 5 years time. The process is almost automatic." Car driven on road in suburban neighborhood stops at a house. Map of United States. Paintings of different cities of United States in early times. Old man is interviewed and he speaks about his grandfather who migrated to the United States in the 19th century from England. Walking stick of his grandfather and letters written by grandfather. Location: United States USA. Date: 1975.
1930s Little Italy NYC
b&w newsreel - New York City - ethnic neighborhoods - Little Italy - Europe - street scenes - 1930s cars - storefronts, streets and signs - meat market sign - macaroni products sign - bakery sign - olive oil sign - Greek sign - street vendors stalls - people at stalls - vendor with bananas - Italian bookstore - immigration - immigrants - cities - the Depression - inner city - Italian food
STATE DEPARTMENT ON VISA WAIVER, NICARAGUA, CAMBODIA (1989)
STATE DEPARTMENT DAILY BRIEFING TOPICS INCLUDE: -VISA WAIVER PILOT PROGRAM FOR ADDITIONAL COUNTRIES - NICARAGUAN DIPLOMATS EXPELLED FROM US, AFTER US DIPLOMATS EXPELLED THERE -CAMBODIA
ITALIAN MIGRANTS BOARD SHIPS FOR LIBYA
20,000 Italians leave Naples on ships bound for Libya to colonize Italy's newest lands. Il Duce himself sees the migrants off.
The 20H by Darius Rochebin: [broadcast from May 26, 2023]
ITALY:LAMPEDUSA ACCIDENT-PATHS OF IMMIGRANTS
Where are immigrants coming from bound for Lampedusa? CNN's Nina Dos Santos takes a look.
NEWS IN FLASHES
Item title reads - News in flashes. <br/> <br/>Various locations. <br/> <br/>Safety strap demonstration in Regent's Park. London. M/S man strapped into seat. L/S crowds around marquee. M/S racing driver Jack Brabham making speech. M/S car coming towards camera with a dummy sitting beside the driver, car brakes hard and comes to a stop in front of camera, dummy hits head on windscreen. M/S crowd. M/S car coming towards camera. M/S head on, car stops in front of camera and the dummy bangs his head. M/S Jack Brabham and singer Ann (Anne ?) Shelton in car. Various shots as Miss Shelton fixes one of the new type seat belts. C/U Brabham fixing belt. M/S showing belt harness fixed to the floor. Various shots as the car drives forward and comes to a halt, the safety belts stop them hitting their heads. <br/> <br/>Naples, Italy. M/S film star Jane Russell making speech, she is sat next to eleven year old Andrejs Suritis who is the millionth migrant under the I.C.E.M. (Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration) scheme. M/S officials of the committee. C/U Jane handing Andrejs his immigration papers. M/S Jane and Andrejs. C/U immigration papers. M/S airport building, pan to Jane and Andrejs as they walk along. M/S police. M/S Andrejs being presented with a model aeroplane by a stewardess, Jane is in the background. C/U Andrejs.
[The work of border police in Menton]