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Footage record · Archive ID REC 14738

George Bush and Boris Yeltsin speech — Collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia / USA, 1991

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Archive ID
REC 14738
Date
10 Dec 1991
Location
Russia / USA (RUSYA / ABD)
People
George Bush, Boris Yeltsin · log: NAZARBAYEV / YELTSİN / GEORGE BUSH / JAMES BAKER
Topic (log)
32. GÜN AKTARMALAR / KARIŞIK / SOVYETLERİN DAĞILMASI
Format
Betacam
Rarity
Rare
Licensing
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Catalogue note
SOVYET CUMHURİYETLERİNİN ANLAŞMASI., PARLAMENTODA GÖRÜŞMELER. KAZAKİSTAN PARLAMENTOSU. NAZARBAYEV KONUŞUYOR. YELTSİN BİRİYLE EL SIKIŞIYOR, GAZETECİLERE AÇIKLAMA YAPIYOR ///// BAKER-BUSH VE BİRİLERİ BİR MASA ETRAFINDA, BAKER'IN KONUŞMASI
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Filed under: George Bush · Boris Yeltsin · The Collapse of the Soviet Union · United States · The Soviet Union · Russia · 1990s

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The 32.Day archive

32.Gün (32.Day) was the current-affairs programme created and presented by Mehmet Ali Birand. It first aired on TRT on 1 October 1985 and ran for more than three decades on several Turkish channels. Its crews filmed across Turkey, the Middle East, the Balkans, the Caucasus and the former Soviet Union.

The archive is operated by Birand Yapım in Istanbul. It holds 26,617 catalogued tape segments: broadcast programmes, raw interviews and location rushes, mostly on Betacam and 1-inch tape.

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