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Our Greatest Ambassador
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Our Greatest Ambassador

1922-01-10 · 33 min · Not rated

Documentary

Richly detailed record of the Prince of Wales' Indian tour.

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Directors
George Woods-Taylor
Production companies
The British Council, BFI
Countries
United Kingdom
Status
Released

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King Edward VIII of the United KingdomKing Edward VIII of the United Kingdom

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