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The Seven Hundred Million

BBC One
on BBC One London

A unique film from Inside China 1964.
For nine weeks a Canadian Television team were given unprecedented facilities by the Chinese Communist authorities to travel through the People's Republic of China. Their uncensored report on what they saw and heard in this, the most populous land on earth, reveals a startling view of life behind the Bamboo Curtain.

with Marshal Ch'en Yi, Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China
Jacques Macuse, Correspondent of Agence France Presse in Peking
and
Dr. George Hatem, an American doctor in Peking
Introduced by Patrick Watson.
A CBC Television film

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Contributors

Interviewee:
Marshal Ch'en Yi
Interviewee:
Jacques Macuse
Interviewee:
Dr. George Hatem
Film by:
Erik Durschmied
Presenter/Produced and directed by:
Patrick Watson
Source: Radio Times

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