... , before the first part of With the Indian Troops at the Front ... faces, as hundreds of men walk past the camera. However, this film was ... , 9 March 1916, 3.
‘Is there a Boycott of the Official War Films?’, Kinematograph ...
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A jeep, with two British soldiers (probably military policemen (MPs)) in the front ... , the Indian troops, and the local people, who are unified under ... ).
...I. "NATIONAL DEFENCE COUNCIL MEMBERS WITH INDIAN TROOPS IN THE MIDDLE EAST" Touring ... IN ALLIED DRIVE THROUGH ITALY" Indian troops take part in Allied advance through ... Infantry. Scenes of carriers transporting men to the front line, mortars being assembled ...
... , late 1915 to early 1916.Soldiers of the King's African Rifles patrolling into ... . On 4 May 1915 they arrived in Mombasa as part of the 25
... gone to India in September 1943, before those with the 82nd Division followed in ... actual war footage from the Burma front, so footage of Indian troops overseas was used ... often, and emphasis was placed on the importance of Indian troops in the war, and ...... Empire, rather than of empathy with the people on screen. This detachment is certainly ... and Militarism, 2002, 369-389.‘The Indian Troops At Marseilles&rsquo ... , Gordon, Sepoys in the Trenches: The Indian Corps on the Western Front 1914 ...
... producer Gas Plant industry which started with the introduction of petrol Rationing now ... Axis Forces. Scenes of cordial welcome to the Indian troops as the victorious army enters ... Allied offensive on India's Easter Front, India's fighting men will once again ...... the world. A very striking Chinese lady with the group is telling India about ... mass screening episodes of the Indian News Parade that combined snippets ... to ‘American trained’ Chinese troops in the jungle. Perhaps unsurprisingly this ...... argued, ‘with their strained faces when talking to the Indian troops’. ... well forward with the troops and in IMPHAL were actually in front of the guns ... ‘is showing women as resourceful, active and part of front line battle strategy’ ...
... ’s health had seriously deteriorated with the after-effects of malaria, and ... lines on the Arakan Front’ – illustrated the Indian treatment of Japanese ... , footage of Indian troops in Italy was often used, in part because of the difficulties ...... are supervised by another soldier; the soldier at the front carries the stretcher on his ... less prone to malaria than British or Indian troops, or indeed the Japanese themselves’ ... a linear narrative and, along with the footage in JFU 114, was seemingly ...
... Welfare Unit's status as an integral part of the RAF, and the speed with which film material is delivered to the front.Notes
Mute unedited ... , the units also showed Indian pictures to Indian troops. The Gentle Sex, released in ...
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