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Decline and Transformation: British Pathé from 1958 to the present day

by James Hoyle, archive co-ordinator for British Pathé This post is Part IV of IV. For the years 1895 to 1910, see blog post “Pathé Before British Pathé”. For the Continue reading →

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A Golden Age: British Pathé from 1933 to 1958

by James Hoyle, archive co-ordinator for British Pathé This post is Part III of IV. For the years 1895 to 1910, see blog post “Pathé Before British Pathé”. For the Continue reading →

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Establishing Itself: British Pathé from 1910 to 1933

by James Hoyle, archive co-ordinator for British Pathé This post is Part II of IV. For the years 1895 to 1910, see blog post “Pathé Before British Pathé”. For the Continue reading →

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Pathé Before British Pathé: The Archive from 1895 to 1910

by James Hoyle, archive co-ordinator for British Pathé This post is Part I of IV. For the years 1910 to 1933, see blog post “Establishing Itself”. For the years 1933 Continue reading →

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When the Falklands Were Forgotten

By James Hoyle, Archive Coordinator at British Pathé Most people had probably never heard of the tensions between Britain and Argentina over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands before they Continue reading →

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Titanic and The Other Two

Often when we see footage or photographs claiming to be of the Titanic, we are actually looking at its very similar sister ships Olympic and Britannic, one of which shared Continue reading →

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