Poland: The Land and the People

Duration: 22

Year Published: 1961

Creator: Coronet Films

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Credits: Norman J.G. Pounds

Description: Presents an overall picture of the geography and history of Poland and her position in the world, as of 1961. Portrays the early history of Poland when the land was owned by the nobility and worked by the peasants. Using animation, depicts the repeated annexations of Polish territory by other nations. Poland's occupation by Russia following World War II and the changes Communist domination have brought about are identified. Identifies the geographic regions of Poland, the economy of each area, and the area's importance to the Communist bloc and the rest of the world., Presents an overall picture of the geography and history of Poland and her position in the world, as of 1961. Portrays the early history of Poland when the land was owned by the nobility and worked by the peasants. Using animation, depicts the repeated annexations of Polish territory by other nations. Poland's occupation by Russia following World War II and the changes Communist domination have brought about are identified. Identifies the geographic regions of Poland, the economy of each area, and the area's importance to the Communist bloc and the rest of the world.

Complete Record: Presents an overall picture of the geography and history of Poland and her position in the world, as of 1961. Portrays the early history of Poland when the land was owned by the nobility and worked by the peasants. Using animation, depicts the repeated annexations of Polish territory by other nations. Poland's occupation by Russia following World War II and the changes Communist domination have brought about are identified. Identifies the geographic regions of Poland, the economy of each area, and the area's importance to the Communist bloc and the rest of the world., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

Metadata Source:Wikipedia — List of Coronet Films


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