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Review Of The Year 1959 (1959)

United KingdomPublished April 13, 2014

Views 88.2K  |  Likes 721  |  Comments 20
Views#7,562,464Global
Views#215,308United Kingdom

Channel

British PathéBritish Pathé
3.65M subs•82.5K videos•Feb 2009

This video has 88.2K views and 721 likes, ranking #7,562,464 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

88,277

Likes

721

Comments

20

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Total (all-time): $62 – $177

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Title reads: "Review of 1959". Intertitle: "History may say that in 1959 the Iron Curtain began to lift, lessening the threat of a third world war". L/S of Kremlin in Moscow, Russia (USSR, Soviet Union). Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan and Selwyn Lloyd come off plane and meet Soviet Leader Nikita Khruschev. Cro…

Published
April 13, 2014
Made for kids
No

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