π JOHN A. LEE : A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE (R.1)
Fek Films
16mm colour and black and white with sound
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A documentary on the life of one of New Zealand's most controversial political figures. Traces John A. Lee's childhood in the back streets of Dunedin, his experiences in World War I and his political career in the Labour Party up to his expulsion in 1940. Uses extracts from his writings, archival film and photographs and interviews with many of his contemporaries.
Wellington repository
Moving Image
623
92LEE NZ
C3480/4
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