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French Eyes on the Future

on BBC One London

Written and produced by Roy Battersby.
"France cannot be France without greatness" (Charles De Gaulle)
France spends four times as much as Britain on her national civil space programme: she has her own strategic atom bombers and colour TV system. She is building an H-bomb, a Polaris type submarine and plans communications satellites. Her aircraft are sold in more than thirty-three countries. Window dressing? How much do dreams of greatness cost? What are the French getting for their money?
Spoken by Robert Lang.

Contributors

Writer/Producer/Researched and directed by:
Roy Battersby
Narrator:
Robert Lang
Photography:
Alan Jonas
Sound:
Graham Hare
Music:
BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Editor:
Ted Walter
Researched and directed by:
Peter Loizos
Researched and directed by:
Peter Ryan

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