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Weapons in the nuclear age
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TitleWeapons in the nuclear age
Series TitleEducation for Survival - Civil Defense
CreatorUnknown (Director)
DescriptionThe film begins by showing viewers a variety of objects such as a "skull", a sword and cannon from the colonial years of America, and a primitive bow and arrow. All of these objects have a common theme… they are the instruments of death and destruction. Again, the same narrator from the other Civil Defense episodes states some opening remarks regarding the background of the film title. After, the film transitions to different individuals in an attempt to gaze at the entirety of the "Weapons in the Nuclear Age."
Grant FundingThis film was digitized and made available by a generous grant from the Texas State Library and Archives TexTreasure Grant.
Dateca. 1960s
PublisherKUHT Houston
GenreDocumentaries
Subject (Name)KUHT Houston
Subject.Topical (AAT)bombs
Subject.Topical (LCSH)Nuclear Weapons
Civil Defense
Subject.Topical (TGM)Nuclear war
Nuclear holocausts
Propaganda
Subject (Geographic)Houston, Texas
Tagsvideo; film; movie
Original CollectionKUHT Collection, 1950-2000 | University of Houston Libraries http://archon.lib.uh.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=157&q=kuht
RepositorySpecial Collections, University of Houston Libraries
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File nameHouston_26_mp4.mp4
ConditionGood. Slightly scratched and dirty.
Black & white or colorBlack & white
Sound typeOptical
Run Time0:29:26