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Voices from the Past

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

A series of early sound films.
Rescue: Arctic 1933. The story of how the Russian research ship, Cheluskin was wrecked on an Arctic voyage. When ice ripped into the ship she sank, leaving the crew "homeless and shelterless". After 60 days on the ice the survivors were air-lifted home in an amazing rescue operation that ended in a hero's welcome in Moscow.
Director JPoselsky
Series editor Richard Robinson

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Richard Robinson
Source: Radio Times

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