Documentary record of the British Combined Services Expedition to South Georgia, with archive footage of Shackleton's expedition 1914-1917.

Preparation begins; supply dumps are set up. The men eat meal prior to ...

Coverage of Rhodesia, transmitted on ITV on 8 December 1966.

Coverage of Rhodesia, transmitted on ITV on 8 September 1966.

An issue of the BBC current affairs programme, looking at the situation in Rhodesia.

A REPORT ON THE RHODESIAN SITUATION

A consideration of the British press coverage of the war in Rhodesia.

The background to the Pearce Commission Report on Rhodesia.

The film appears to cover some of the events leading up to the Geneva Conference of 1976.

Kissinger descends from a Zambia Airways plane. He enters a house. Smith arrives. Footage of a speech at the United Nations ...

Three reels of mute footage of delegates arriving for sessions of the 1976 Geneva Conference on Rhodesia.

(Reel 1) Seen giving statements (at some length) are Ivor Richard, Ian Smith, Joshua Nkomo, Robert Mugabe, ...

A report on Harold Wilson's visit to Rhodesia for talks with Ian Smith.

At a press conference in Salisbury, Ian Smith answers questions on Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence.

Live inter-continental TV show hosted by David Frost which conducts `debates' by satellite, and involving a studio audience, on contentious issues.

Michael Charlton reports from Salisbury on the situation in Rhodesia following U.D.I. (Unilateral Declaration of Independence).

A REPORT ON THE RHODESIAN SITUATION

REACTIONS IN LONDON AND SALISBURY TO RECENT HANGINGS IN RHODESIA.

A report on the unilateral declaration of independence by Rhodesia with George Ffitch, Alastair Burnet, Edward Heath, Joseph Grimond, Ian Smith and the Rev Ndabaningi Sithole.

People in the street air their views on the Rhodesian question.

Unedited Rhodesian footage.

Harold Wilson meets Ian Smith at 10 Downing Street; crowds in the streets; a meeting to discuss UDI; a map pinpointing the location of Rhodesia in the African continent; headlines and ...

DOCUMENTARY. The Rhodesia Conference at Gibraltar.

HMS Fearless and HMS Kent. Harold Wilson and Ian Smith meet on HMS Fearless. They give a press conference. IS inspects troops. HW greets IS and party onto boat; interiors of the ...

The situation in Rhodesia, dramatised through the story of an African accused of stealing a white man's car.

A man files a report back to his company on whether Rhodesia is a good place - documentary on the attractions of Rhodesia.

John Hooper weighs up - looks at the hospital services for whites and blacks, visits various hospitals, and an interview with the health minister Dr. Dyson Blair.

A REPORT ON THE REFERENDUM OF JUNE 20TH ON THE NEW CONSTITUTIONAL PROPOSALS IN ƒRHODESIA>

An interview with Rekayi Tangwena, leader of the Tangwena Tribe, whi have been ordered out of the Eastern District by the Rhodesian Government.

Production footage from LWT of the Rhodesian elections of 1980.

A report on the annual congress of the Rhodesian Front from September 1967.

Harold Wilson talks with Robin Day about the recently imposed sanctions on oil exports to Rhodesia.

Standard travelogue - family accompany father on a business trip to Rhodesia - all the usual sites are visited.

A four-part documentary series made by two Hong Kong residents, following a cross-section of the colony's citizens over a three-year period as they prepare for the handover to Chinese rule. In the first programme, a look at publisher ...

Continuaton of the diary of 1990s life in Hong Kong as seen by the people living there and preparing for the Chinese handover. Hong Kong's politicians - including the pro-democracy Christine Loh - worry about China. However, life goes ...

In the third part of the series following several Hong Kong's citizens as they prepare for Chinese rule, newspaper proprietor, Jimmy Lai, offers a large reward for the capture of violent triads and, in the second half of 1996; ...

Last episode of the four-part series following a cross-section of Hong Kong's citizens as they prepare for Chinese rule. As the date of the handover draws near Christine Loh launches her democratic Citizen's Party and pro-Beijing ...

A film for screening by the RNPT (Royal Navy Presentation Team) showing the navy's part in the Falklands war, drawing on material filmed by the navy, with a few additional sequences derived from television sources.

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Army recruiting advertisement.

A man shown working in a machine shop wants more from life and, following the example of a friend, joins the Army - cut to character as RE mechanic, HQ ...

Wildlife of the Falkland islands coastline.

A top twenty of the most romantic destinations as voted for by various travel editors. Includes: Monte Carlo, Bermuda, St Barths (Caribbean island), Rio de Janeiro, St Petersburg, Havana, Sicily, Florence, Seville, and ...

Portrait of the British forces helping to defend Aden.

Behind the tranquillity of the Aden coast (sunbathing on beach) are the "jagged dangerous mountains where Federal Arab Troops stand guard against rebels" (hill ...

Report on present day Hong Kong which examines the implications for the Colony's future once the lease on the New Territories runs out in 1997, when five-sixths of the area revert to China

A retrospective compilation of news stories of 1965.

a. Punch-up in the Irish Republic between police and supporters of the banned IRA. b. Viet Cong film of military action in Vietnam. c. Traditional ball at Vienna ...

Report in three sections.

1. Shop assistant in New York store selling various bugging devices describes and demonstrates some of his gadgets which monitor telephone calls undetected and pick up conversations through ...

Report in two sections.

1. Film of the specialised jungle warfare training which US conscripts receive before being posted to Vietnam. After basic training, soldiers are taught how to search a typical native house ...

Report in three sections.

1. Report on the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference which discussed the Rhodesia crisis. Belief of the majority of delegates that the UDI problem "can only be solved by force" is ...