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Jan 9, 2021 · Lindsay Anderson's 1967 45-minute feature short, The White Bus, and a 60 minute behind-the-scenes making-of documentary. The White Bus is Anderson's 2nd feature, and his first collaboration with cameraman (D.P.) Miraslav Ondricek, who would later film Anderson's masterpieces If.... and O Lucky Man. Based on a story by Shelagh Delaney, The White Bus "tells an essentially simple story of a young ...
Nov 7, 2022 · Media in category "White Buses (humanitarian aid in 1945)" The following 33 files are in this category, out of 33 total. 2015 10 05 weißen Busse 3 Friedrichsruh IMG 3512.JPG 1,024 × 515; 159 KB. 2015 10 05 weißen Busse 4 Himmler Bescheinigung IMG 3520.JPG 587 × 760; 103 KB.
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Fleet. 55 (Jan 2020) Chief executive. Simon Rowland. Website. www.whitebus.co.uk. C.E. Jeatt & Sons Limited, [1] trading as White Bus Services (sometimes shortened to White Bus), is a bus operator based in Berkshire and runs bus and coach hire services within Windsor and Ascot. [2] [3] It is part of the Rowgate Group.
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White Buses. On 19 April 1945, the White Buses started driving prisoners from concentration camps in Germany. As a young citizen, Stig Svensson was a volunteer driver on one of the white Red Cross buses (not the one in the picture). "I'll never forget what I've seen", he said in a 1992 interview.
Jan 19, 2019 · Sweden agreed to take in another 10,000 people in addition to the White Bus evacuees. The White Bus mission was a daring and dangerous plan. Although the Geneva Convention covered the treatment of military prisoners, there was no equivalent protection for civilian prisoners. Bernadotte’s White Bus expedition became the largest civilian rescue ...
The White Bus (1967), Anderson’s short, forty-seven-minute film, adapted by Shelagh Delaney ( A Taste of Honey) from one of her short stories, prefigures his later surreal social satires about the state of Britain— If ... (1968), O Lucky Man! (1972), and Britannia Hospital (1982). In these films Anderson chose a very different aesthetic ...
