Wartime In Washington
Wartime In Washington
Historical documentary about World War II, hosted by Daniel Shore, shot in 1985. Bulk of program is early 40s footage of life in Washington D.C. There are a few war propaganda songs. Issue of segregation during the war is a reoccurring theme throughout. As a whole, the piece is focused around several characters who reflect upon their experiences in D.C. at a time when the city was coming of age.
Wartime In Washington
Clips of propaganda commercial: a bomb explodes, people rush through a hallway.
Wartime In Washington
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Wartime In Washington
Host Daniel Shore, standing in front of Union Station.
Wartime In Washington
Clip of passenger train with group of women waving as they enter Washington to join war effort.
Wartime In Washington
Host Daniel Shore
Wartime In Washington
DO NOT USE Program title appears in contrast to a scene of train slowly moving through a rail yard.
Wartime In Washington
DO NOT USE Still photos. Street scenes, the Washington American League BaseBall Club entrance,
Wartime In Washington
Portraits of various Washington elites of the Grace Holtzman family. Holtzman is then interviewed about her family ties to the area.
Wartime In Washington
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Wartime In Washington
Grace Holtzman interview.