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Kay Mander kept training and social issues to the fore in the 1940s with her innovative documentaries. This DVD comprises a collection of her films of social issues of the day.
£ 14.99
Highland Doctor (1943) About the life of a doctor in the Outer Hebrides and the facilities of the Highlands and Islands Medical Service.
New Builders (1944) New secondary schools are being set up to train youngsters in building work for post-war reconstruction.
Penicillin (1944) The search for a cure for gas gangrene, which killed so many in the First World War, resulting in the discovery of Penicillin.
Homes for the People (1945) Made by the Daily Herald to expose poor housing conditions throughout Britain.
A Plan to Work on (1948) The growth of Dunfermline is explored, and the architect describes schemes for the changes of the future.
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