Foreign newsreels № 2681 (1971)

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France - A television interview with President Pompidou about the prospects of England's entry into the common market. France - Bomb explosions in the premises of British agencies in Paris (in protest against the return of England to the common market). Luxembourg, France, Italy, Belgium, England, Cameroon, Congo - Chronicle material 1949-1970 about the creation of a pan-European market. England, West Indies - Sugar producers are dissatisfied with the proposed entry of England into the pan-European market. England, London - Jews clash with employees of the Soviet consulate during a demonstration. England, London - Demonstration in support of the Palestinian Arabs. SAR - The situation on the Suez Canal, Port Fouad, interview of the Egyptian general. South Vietnam - Women in a refugee camp claim that American soldiers committed a massacre of civilians in March 1969. South Vietnam - The wartime economy creates a thriving market for Japanese goods. Japan - Demonstration of Japanese-made cars. The USA is the first center for the treatment of adolescents from drug addiction under threat of closure due to lack of funds. Chile - President Allende takes part in the work in the Che Guevara area on National Labor Day. Guinea is a special school for children of guerrillas who fought with the Portuguese in Guinea Bissau. Guinea - The first interview of President Sekou Toure in many years, he accuses the European imperialist powers of subversive activities in Guinea. Guinea - Young people in the classroom at the revolutionary educational center.