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May 2006
Case Studies
Impact of Uprising of ‘34: A Coalition Model of Production and Distribution
print email discuss By David Whiteman
As much an article as a case study, Whiteman examines George Stoney and Judith Helfand's film as an example of a project that raised awareness about lost history.
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