Poets Corner at Westminster Abbey, London, England, January 1941 D1851
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Poets Corner at Westminster Abbey, London, England, January 1941
Director Humphrey Jennings and Camera Operator Chick Fowle of the Crown Film Unit check their equipment, probably during the filming of 'Words For Battle' in Westminster Abbey, 1941.
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