Valley Forge: "No Food, No Soldier"
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Duration: 0:13:00
Genre: Educational
Year Published: 1971
Creator: Gettelman Film Associates | Perspective Films
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Combines letters, diaries, and official orders with stark photography of present day Valley Forge to document the suffering of the revolutionary army in the cold Pennsylvania camp. Covers subjects such as starvation, lack of clothing, crowded shelter, cold, crime, death, and horrible hospital conditions. Shows rising hope as France enters the war., Uses the authentic words of Revolutionary War soldiers to recreate the ordeal of the harsh, crucial winter of 1778. Filmed in Valley Forge National Park.
Complete Record: , Combines letters, diaries, and official orders with stark photography of present day Valley Forge to document the suffering of the revolutionary army in the cold Pennsylvania camp. Covers subjects such as starvation, lack of clothing, crowded shelter, cold, crime, death, and horrible hospital conditions. Shows rising hope as France enters the war., Uses the authentic words of Revolutionary War soldiers to recreate the ordeal of the harsh, crucial winter of 1778. Filmed in Valley Forge National Park., Uses the authentic words of Revolutionary War soldiers to recreate the ordeal of the harsh, crucial winter of 1778. Filmed in Valley Forge National Park.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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