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The bomb that killed Lord Louis Mountbatten was probably the most devastating attack of the Provisional IRA's campaign and the moment 'The Troubles' claimed their highest profile victim. This landmark documentary interviews the key figures of the tragedy, and assesses how well the scars have healed. We look at Mountbatten's life and the impact his death had on the village of Mullaghmore and on the Royal family.
- published: 08 Feb 2013
- views: 305166
5th September 1979: Lord Mountbatten's ceremonial funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, amongst others. Mountbatten was murdered by an IRA bomb on 27th August.
- published: 05 May 2013
- views: 174960
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. First transmitted in 20/03/1969
If you wish to license any clips from our programmes for your project or production
Please email archive@fremantlemedia.com
- published: 22 May 2015
- views: 8635
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE.
One of Thames Televisions most controversial moments, the infamous Sex Pistols interview that appeared on the 'Today' programme -- first transmitted .
- published: 18 Mar 2016
- views: 117
New Delhi, India
LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN LEAVES INDIA
L.M.S. Mountbatten saluting vast Indian crowd from platform after making farewell personal appearance to the Indian people. L.S. Pan shot full screen of vast crowd. L.M.S. Mountbatten and wife step down from platform and walk through vast crowds. M.S. Trumpeters of Mountbattens Indian bodyguard blowing trumpets at farewell inspection by Mountbatten. L.M.S. Indian bodyguard on parade (on foot). S.C.U. Indian bodyguard (2 shots). L.M.S. Mountbatten walking between guards and inspecting same (3 shots). S.C.U. Guards marching on parade. L.M.S. Ditto. M.S. The scene at the dinner where Lord Louis presented a set 10 pieces of Gold Plate to the Indian Nation from the King. (2 shots). M.S. Mountbatten about to pull aside Union Jack and Indian flag to unveil plate. S.C.U. Flags parting showing plate on wall. C.U. Two pieces of gold plate. M.S. The scene after the unveiling. M.S. The New Governor General Mr C. Rajago Palachari, with Indian escort, walking up steps of Government House. S.C.U. ditto. S.C.U. Shaking hands with Mountbatten and wife and entering Government House. L.M.S. Mr Rajago Palachari walking to Governor General's throne about to be sworn in M.S. Indian reading out the oath. L.M.S. General view of scene in Government House. M.S. Rajago Palachari speaking to the Indian people over the radio. L.M.S. General view of the assembly. M.S. Rajagopalachari sits on throne. L.M.S. Front view of assembly. L.M.S. Mountbatten, wife, daughter walking down steps of Durbar Hall at Government House for the last time. M.S. Mountbatten and daughter Pamela waiting at the foot of steps. S.C.U. Mountbatten inspecting Gurkhas. S.C.U. Lady Mountbatten speaking to Pandit Nehru and Rajago Palachari (2 shots). S.C.U. Mountbattens enter open horse drawn carriage. M.S. Nehru and Rajago Palachari standing on steps watching departure. S.C.U. Mountbatten saluting and Lady M waving as carriage drives away. L.M.S. Carriage driving away surrounded by cheering crowds and guards on horseback. S.C.U. Lord and Lady Mountbatten receiving gifts from two Indians at the airport. M.S. Lord Louis, Lady M and daughter shaking hands with Indian personalities.(2 shots). C.U. Mountbatten and wife waving goodbye with aircraft in background. Types waving goodbye. S.C.U. Mountbattens entering aircraft. M.S. York aircraft in which they are travelling taxiing down runway.
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FILM ID:2453.01
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 3967
Prince Charles reveals he didn't know how he'd come to terms with the "deep loss" of his great uncle Lord Mountbatten in an IRA bomb in 1979, describing him as "the grandfather I never had".
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- published: 20 May 2015
- views: 10662
The beautiful wife of the chief representative of the occupying power, Edwina, Lady Mountbatten in her letters to Lord Mountbatten has written that her relationship with Nehru was mostly platonic. Nehru never remarried his only love now was his country until he met Edwina Mountbatten. Nehru's mission to liberate his country at a time when war-weary Britain was desperate to get rid of it, the 47-year-old Edwina finally had a focus for her huge energy and political radicalism. Of course, British withdrawal did not go as smoothly as everyone hoped. Mass migration and massacres followed as Indians fought for territory with the new Pakistan. After independence, Edwina spent more and more time with the new prime minister Nehru. This is the point at which her younger daughter Pamela, the biographer in the family, acknowledges that love blossomed between the lonely Nehru and the Vicereine. What's more, says Pamela, her father condoned the friendship, even going so far as to call it a 'happy threesome'. 'My mother had already had lovers. My father was inured to it. It broke his heart the first time, but it was somehow different with Nehru,' she has written.As Mountbatten himself wrote to her sister Patricia at the time: 'She and Jawaharlal (Nehru) are so sweet together, they really dote on each other.' Undignifed as it seems against the backdrop of the huge historic events in which they were caught up, there are those who suspect that Nehru, like both Mountbattens, had bisexual tendencies, and that Dickie, in a last attempt to establish physical intimacy with his unresponsive wife, may have joined them in a physical menage a trois.Whatever went on in the bedroom, the Mountbattens joined Nehru in a very public romance with India.
When parted, they wrote to each other constantly - and Edwina made no attempt to keep the letters secret from her husband.
As she wrote to Dickie in 1952: 'Some of them have no "personal" remarks at all. Others are love letters... though you yourself well realise the strange relationship - most of it spiritual - which exists between us.'
When the correspondence is eventually published in its entirety, perhaps we may know the whole truth.
Meanwhile, one of Nehru's own last letters, written ten years after their first meeting, sheds a little more light. 'Suddenly I realised (and perhaps you also did) that there was a deeper attachment between us, that some uncontrollable force, of which I was dimly aware, drew us to one another.
'I was overwhelmed and at the same time exhilarated by this new discovery. We talked more intimately as if some veil had been removed and we could look into each other's eyes without fear or embarrassment. Intense words, yet Nehru was now 68, his romantic friend ten years younger.No longer in the first flush of youth, perhaps there was no great urgency to climb into bed. Little did they realise how little time was left. A year later, in 1960, 58-year- old Edwina, by now leading a selfless life, died alone in her sleep while on a trip to Borneo on behalf of St John Ambulance Brigade. Beside her bed was her collection of Nehru's letters. And the love affair was not over yet. As her body was taken by the Royal Navy to its sea burial off Britain's south coast, Prime Minister Nehru made his last and most public declaration of his devotion, sending his own Indian Navy frigate to cast a wreath into the waters on his behalf.Such a dramatic farewell would make a stirring finale to any film. But as the director Joe Wright, who was behind the scheduled movie says, it will be a long time before it gets made, thanks to the explosive mixture of politics and forbidden love
- published: 06 Aug 2014
- views: 16857
Mountbatten is the family name originally adopted by a branch of the Battenberg family due to rising anti-German sentiment among the British public during World War I. On 14 July 1917 Prince Louis of Battenberg ("Prince Louis I") assumed the surname Mountbatten (having rejected an alternative translation, "Battenhill")[verification needed] for himself and his descendants, and was created Marquess of Milford Haven. The name is an Anglicisation of the German Battenberg, a small town in Hesse. The title of count of Battenberg, later prince of Battenberg, was granted to a morganatic branch of the House of Hesse-Darmstadt in the mid 19th century.
Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, the consort of now-Queen Elizabeth II, adopted the surname of Mountbatten from his mother's family in 1947, although he is a member of the House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg by patrilineal descent.
The current head of the Mountbatten family is George Mountbatten, 4th Marquess of Milford Haven, Prince Louis I's great-grandson, who was born in London on 6 June 1961. He has a son named Henry, born in 1991.
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50:46Secret Lives Mountbatten
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46:46Mountbatten: Death Of A Royal
Mountbatten: Death Of A RoyalMountbatten: Death Of A Royal
The bomb that killed Lord Louis Mountbatten was probably the most devastating attack of the Provisional IRA's campaign and the moment 'The Troubles' claimed their highest profile victim. This landmark documentary interviews the key figures of the tragedy, and assesses how well the scars have healed. We look at Mountbatten's life and the impact his death had on the village of Mullaghmore and on the Royal family. -
7:13Lord Mountbatten's Ceremonial Funeral
Lord Mountbatten's Ceremonial FuneralLord Mountbatten's Ceremonial Funeral
5th September 1979: Lord Mountbatten's ceremonial funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, amongst others. Mountbatten was murdered by an IRA bomb on 27th August. -
35:37Lord Mountbatten - Today - Thames Television
Lord Mountbatten - Today - Thames TelevisionLord Mountbatten - Today - Thames Television
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. First transmitted in 20/03/1969 If you wish to license any clips from our programmes for your project or production Please email archive@fremantlemedia.com -
64:06Lord Mountbatten Today Thames Television
Lord Mountbatten Today Thames TelevisionLord Mountbatten Today Thames Television
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. One of Thames Televisions most controversial moments, the infamous Sex Pistols interview that appeared on the 'Today' programme -- first transmitted . -
4:41Lord Louis Mountbatten Leaves India AKA Mountbatten Leaves India (1948)
Lord Louis Mountbatten Leaves India AKA Mountbatten Leaves India (1948)Lord Louis Mountbatten Leaves India AKA Mountbatten Leaves India (1948)
New Delhi, India LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN LEAVES INDIA L.M.S. Mountbatten saluting vast Indian crowd from platform after making farewell personal appearance to the Indian people. L.S. Pan shot full screen of vast crowd. L.M.S. Mountbatten and wife step down from platform and walk through vast crowds. M.S. Trumpeters of Mountbattens Indian bodyguard blowing trumpets at farewell inspection by Mountbatten. L.M.S. Indian bodyguard on parade (on foot). S.C.U. Indian bodyguard (2 shots). L.M.S. Mountbatten walking between guards and inspecting same (3 shots). S.C.U. Guards marching on parade. L.M.S. Ditto. M.S. The scene at the dinner where Lord Louis presented a set 10 pieces of Gold Plate to the Indian Nation from the King. (2 shots). M.S. Mountbatten about to pull aside Union Jack and Indian flag to unveil plate. S.C.U. Flags parting showing plate on wall. C.U. Two pieces of gold plate. M.S. The scene after the unveiling. M.S. The New Governor General Mr C. Rajago Palachari, with Indian escort, walking up steps of Government House. S.C.U. ditto. S.C.U. Shaking hands with Mountbatten and wife and entering Government House. L.M.S. Mr Rajago Palachari walking to Governor General's throne about to be sworn in M.S. Indian reading out the oath. L.M.S. General view of scene in Government House. M.S. Rajago Palachari speaking to the Indian people over the radio. L.M.S. General view of the assembly. M.S. Rajagopalachari sits on throne. L.M.S. Front view of assembly. L.M.S. Mountbatten, wife, daughter walking down steps of Durbar Hall at Government House for the last time. M.S. Mountbatten and daughter Pamela waiting at the foot of steps. S.C.U. Mountbatten inspecting Gurkhas. S.C.U. Lady Mountbatten speaking to Pandit Nehru and Rajago Palachari (2 shots). S.C.U. Mountbattens enter open horse drawn carriage. M.S. Nehru and Rajago Palachari standing on steps watching departure. S.C.U. Mountbatten saluting and Lady M waving as carriage drives away. L.M.S. Carriage driving away surrounded by cheering crowds and guards on horseback. S.C.U. Lord and Lady Mountbatten receiving gifts from two Indians at the airport. M.S. Lord Louis, Lady M and daughter shaking hands with Indian personalities.(2 shots). C.U. Mountbatten and wife waving goodbye with aircraft in background. Types waving goodbye. S.C.U. Mountbattens entering aircraft. M.S. York aircraft in which they are travelling taxiing down runway. Mute Lav. FILM ID:2453.01 -
3:04Charles pays emotional tribute to Lord Mountbatten
Charles pays emotional tribute to Lord MountbattenCharles pays emotional tribute to Lord Mountbatten
Prince Charles reveals he didn't know how he'd come to terms with the "deep loss" of his great uncle Lord Mountbatten in an IRA bomb in 1979, describing him as "the grandfather I never had". . -
14:25Partition of India & Edwina wife of Lord Mountbatten's role Indian View
Partition of India & Edwina wife of Lord Mountbatten's role Indian ViewPartition of India & Edwina wife of Lord Mountbatten's role Indian View
The beautiful wife of the chief representative of the occupying power, Edwina, Lady Mountbatten in her letters to Lord Mountbatten has written that her relationship with Nehru was mostly platonic. Nehru never remarried his only love now was his country until he met Edwina Mountbatten. Nehru's mission to liberate his country at a time when war-weary Britain was desperate to get rid of it, the 47-year-old Edwina finally had a focus for her huge energy and political radicalism. Of course, British withdrawal did not go as smoothly as everyone hoped. Mass migration and massacres followed as Indians fought for territory with the new Pakistan. After independence, Edwina spent more and more time with the new prime minister Nehru. This is the point at which her younger daughter Pamela, the biographer in the family, acknowledges that love blossomed between the lonely Nehru and the Vicereine. What's more, says Pamela, her father condoned the friendship, even going so far as to call it a 'happy threesome'. 'My mother had already had lovers. My father was inured to it. It broke his heart the first time, but it was somehow different with Nehru,' she has written.As Mountbatten himself wrote to her sister Patricia at the time: 'She and Jawaharlal (Nehru) are so sweet together, they really dote on each other.' Undignifed as it seems against the backdrop of the huge historic events in which they were caught up, there are those who suspect that Nehru, like both Mountbattens, had bisexual tendencies, and that Dickie, in a last attempt to establish physical intimacy with his unresponsive wife, may have joined them in a physical menage a trois.Whatever went on in the bedroom, the Mountbattens joined Nehru in a very public romance with India. When parted, they wrote to each other constantly - and Edwina made no attempt to keep the letters secret from her husband. As she wrote to Dickie in 1952: 'Some of them have no "personal" remarks at all. Others are love letters... though you yourself well realise the strange relationship - most of it spiritual - which exists between us.' When the correspondence is eventually published in its entirety, perhaps we may know the whole truth. Meanwhile, one of Nehru's own last letters, written ten years after their first meeting, sheds a little more light. 'Suddenly I realised (and perhaps you also did) that there was a deeper attachment between us, that some uncontrollable force, of which I was dimly aware, drew us to one another. 'I was overwhelmed and at the same time exhilarated by this new discovery. We talked more intimately as if some veil had been removed and we could look into each other's eyes without fear or embarrassment. Intense words, yet Nehru was now 68, his romantic friend ten years younger.No longer in the first flush of youth, perhaps there was no great urgency to climb into bed. Little did they realise how little time was left. A year later, in 1960, 58-year- old Edwina, by now leading a selfless life, died alone in her sleep while on a trip to Borneo on behalf of St John Ambulance Brigade. Beside her bed was her collection of Nehru's letters. And the love affair was not over yet. As her body was taken by the Royal Navy to its sea burial off Britain's south coast, Prime Minister Nehru made his last and most public declaration of his devotion, sending his own Indian Navy frigate to cast a wreath into the waters on his behalf.Such a dramatic farewell would make a stirring finale to any film. But as the director Joe Wright, who was behind the scheduled movie says, it will be a long time before it gets made, thanks to the explosive mixture of politics and forbidden love -
4:04Assassination of Lord Mountbatten
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19:19CNN IBN Pamela Mountbatten 22 7 2007
CNN IBN Pamela Mountbatten 22 7 2007CNN IBN Pamela Mountbatten 22 7 2007
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'Mountbatten' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Bank Job (2008)
Actors: John Warman (actor), Dick Clement (writer), Ryan Kavanaugh (producer), Gary Hamilton (producer), Jason Statham (actor), Chris Wilson (actor), David Suchet (actor), Colin Salmon (actor), Saffron Burrows (actress), Peter Bowles (actor), Mick Jagger (actor), Craig Fairbrass (actor), James Faulkner (actor), J. Peter Robinson (composer), Ian La Frenais (writer),
Plot: Business is slow for Terry Leather, a London car dealer, married with children. He's an artful dodger, so Martine, a former model with a thing for him, brings him her scheme: a bank's alarm is off for a couple weeks, so let's tunnel into the vault. He assembles a team, not realizing her real goal is a safe-deposit box with compromising photos of a royal: she needs the photos to trade for avoiding a jail sentence - and MI-5, or is it MI-6, is pulling the strings two steps removed. A Trinidadian thug, a high-end bordello owner, and a pornographer also have things stored in the vault, so the break-in threatens many a powerful personage. Is there any way these amateurs can pull it off?
Keywords: 1970s, airport, ambulance, assault, bank, bank-heist, bank-vault, based-on-true-story, basement, beachGenres: Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: The true story of a heist gone wrong... in all the right ways.
Quotes:
Dave Shilling: Be lucky![first lines]::Eddie Burton: [while drilling a mileage meter back] Another Terry Leather low mileage here.
Terry Leather: So, you're getting married tomorrow Ingrid?::Ingrid Burton: I hope so.::Terry Leather: Go on, get off home, go make yourself more beautiful than you already are... if that's possible.
Michael X: You know, I always wanted to meet a white man by the name of Brown. You know what this is?::[Michael X puts a collar around Brown's neck]::Michael X: It's a slave collar, and the white man made my mothers and fathers wear this to bend them to his will. Can I bend you to my will, Mr. Brown?
Martine Love: I know you, Terry. And I know your mates. You've always been looking for the big score. The one that makes sense of everything. I have it for you.::Terry Leather: What?::Martine Love: A bank.::Terry Leather: A bank, as in rob? How would you know about a bank?::Martine Love: I've been seeing this guy, runs his own business - security systems. Next month they're installing new alarms in a bank in Marylebone. Seems like the trains have been setting off the tremble alarms in the vault, and so they've had to turn them off. So for a week or so, they won't have any.::Terry Leather: Now why would he tell you all this?::Martine Love: We were having a laugh about it. Imagine if half the villains in London knew about this, he said. And I thought, I know half the villains in London. I grew up with some of them.
Kevin Swain: We're not bank robbers.::Terry Leather: Maybe that's why we could get away with it.::Dave Shilling: It's a bit daunting, isn't it?::Terry Leather: You know what scares me more? Living and dying with nothing to show for it. You know how old Mozart was when he composed his first minuet?::Dave Shilling: No.::Terry Leather: Five. Five! A fucking minuet!::Kevin Swain: And how would you know that fact, Terry?::Terry Leather: Because it's tattooed on that stripper's arse, Kevin. What the fuck's it matter how I know? It's a fact and you're missing the point, Kev. What I'm trying to say is, we stop fucking about and stop picking the shit from under our fingernails.
Gale Benson: Hakim, tell us more about your book.::Hakim Jamal: It's about being born black in America. Can any of you imagine what it's like to be a black man in this world? Can any of you white women imagine what it would be like to bring a black baby into this world?
Kevin Swain: So what are these films you're in?::Dave Shilling: Ah, forget about it.::Kevin Swain: Go on.::Dave Shilling: Technically, it's what you call pornography.
Young Soldier: [while being fitted for a jacket] A bit tight under the arms, don't you think?::Guy Singer: Traditional fit, sir. One can't raise one's hands above one's head. It tends to inhibit any impulsive acts of surrender.
Wendy Leather: So, come on then, what don't I know? Romantic dinner on Monday night?::Terry Leather: Look honey, I'm going to be working some strange hours over the next week or two, so don't ask me what I'm doing because I don't want to lie to you.
Jinnah (1998)
Actors: Shashi Kapoor (actor), Christopher Lee (actor), Marc Zuber (actor), David Sterne (actor), Vernon Dobtcheff (actor), James Fox (actor), Robert M. Reitano (editor), Jamil Dehlavi (director), Jamil Dehlavi (producer), Jamil Dehlavi (writer), Roger Brierley (actor), Richard Lintern (actor), John Grillo (actor), Michael Elwyn (actor), Jane Jackson (producer),
Plot: Biography of Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the founder of modern Pakistan is told through flashbacks as his soul tries to find eternal rest. The flashbacks start in 1947 as Jinnah pleads for a separate nation from the Muslim regime, infuriating Lord Mountbatten. Mountbatten then tries to enlist Gandhi & Nehru to persuade Jinnah to stop his efforts. Gandhi sides with Jinnah, which upsets Nehru. However, Jinnah turns down the offer to become prime minister and the film takes another slide back to 1916, which reveals all of the political implications that have occurred.
Keywords: british, character-name-in-title, father-daughter-relationship, india, indian-pakistani, islam, muslim, one-word-title, pakistanGenres: Biography, Drama, War,
Taglines: He fought for justice, and made Pakistan.
Quotes:
Jinnah: At this moment, the destiny of India lies in the hands of two men, and one of them is Gandhi.Narrator: Do you know where you are?::Mohammed Ali Jinnah: I believe I have some idea.
Mohammed Ali Jinnah: [to a fundamentalist] You are an ignorant fool. I have fought for your mother, your sister, and your children's children to live in dignity. Islam doesn't need fanatics like you, Islam needs men of vision who will build the country. Now grow up, and serve Pakistan!
On Dangerous Ground (1996)
Actors: Janice Karman (actress), Robin Spry (producer), Ingeborga Dapkunaite (actress), Jürgen Prochnow (actor), Rob Lowe (actor), Kenneth Cranham (actor), Tom Reeve (producer), Burnell Tucker (actor), Richard Ridings (actor), Jim Reeve (producer), Peter Gilmore (actor), André Gaumond (miscellaneous crew), Romain Schroeder (producer), John Warnaby (actor), Pascal Charlier (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: When they learn of a secret covenant on the status of Hong Kong signed by Mao in 1944, Chinese factions, the British government, Hong Kong businessmen, AND the Mafia all try to be the first to take hold of it. Tough man Sean Dillon, pressured by Brigadier Ferguson into working for the British, does it his own way. But we see a new twinkle in his eye when he looks at sweet Su Yin... And can it be that pretty Inspector Hanna Bernstein is beginning to grow fond of Sean?
Keywords: based-on-novel, mafia, terrorism, two-part-tv-movieGenres: Action, Thriller,
Ike (1979)
Actors: Richard Herd (actor), Ronald Leigh-Hunt (actor), Jonathan Banks (actor), Whit Bissell (actor), James Keane (actor), Peter Hobbs (actor), Terence Alexander (actor), David de Keyser (actor), Vernon Dobtcheff (actor), Robert Duvall (actor), William Boyett (actor), Charles Gray (actor), Paul Gleason (actor), Dana Andrews (actor), Maurice Marsac (actor),
Plot: Miniseries detailing the life of Dwight D. Eisenhower, who commanded American forces during World War II, romanced his driver Kay Summersby and later became President of the United States.
Keywords: based-on-book, character-name-in-title, general, tv-mini-series, world-war-twoGenres: Biography, Drama, War,
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Secret Lives Mountbatten
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Mountbatten: Death Of A Royal
The bomb that killed Lord Louis Mountbatten was probably the most devastating attack of the Provisional IRA's campaign and the moment 'The Troubles' claimed their highest profile victim. This landmark documentary interviews the key figures of the tragedy, and assesses how well the scars have healed. We look at Mountbatten's life and the impact his death had on the village of Mullaghmore and on the Royal family. -
Lord Mountbatten's Ceremonial Funeral
5th September 1979: Lord Mountbatten's ceremonial funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, amongst others. Mountbatten was murdered by an IRA bomb on 27th August. -
Lord Mountbatten - Today - Thames Television
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. First transmitted in 20/03/1969 If you wish to license any clips from our programmes for your project or production Please email archive@fremantlemedia.com -
Lord Mountbatten Today Thames Television
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. One of Thames Televisions most controversial moments, the infamous Sex Pistols interview that appeared on the 'Today' programme -- first transmitted . -
Lord Louis Mountbatten Leaves India AKA Mountbatten Leaves India (1948)
New Delhi, India LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN LEAVES INDIA L.M.S. Mountbatten saluting vast Indian crowd from platform after making farewell personal appearance to the Indian people. L.S. Pan shot full screen of vast crowd. L.M.S. Mountbatten and wife step down from platform and walk through vast crowds. M.S. Trumpeters of Mountbattens Indian bodyguard blowing trumpets at farewell inspection by Mountbatten. L.M.S. Indian bodyguard on parade (on foot). S.C.U. Indian bodyguard (2 shots). L.M.S. Mountbatten walking between guards and inspecting same (3 shots). S.C.U. Guards marching on parade. L.M.S. Ditto. M.S. The scene at the dinner where Lord Louis presented a set 10 pieces of Gold Plate to the Indian Nation from the King. (2 shots). M.S. Mountbatten about to pull aside Union Jack and In... -
Charles pays emotional tribute to Lord Mountbatten
Prince Charles reveals he didn't know how he'd come to terms with the "deep loss" of his great uncle Lord Mountbatten in an IRA bomb in 1979, describing him as "the grandfather I never had". . -
Partition of India & Edwina wife of Lord Mountbatten's role Indian View
The beautiful wife of the chief representative of the occupying power, Edwina, Lady Mountbatten in her letters to Lord Mountbatten has written that her relationship with Nehru was mostly platonic. Nehru never remarried his only love now was his country until he met Edwina Mountbatten. Nehru's mission to liberate his country at a time when war-weary Britain was desperate to get rid of it, the 47-year-old Edwina finally had a focus for her huge energy and political radicalism. Of course, British withdrawal did not go as smoothly as everyone hoped. Mass migration and massacres followed as Indians fought for territory with the new Pakistan. After independence, Edwina spent more and more time with the new prime minister Nehru. This is the point at which her younger daughter Pamela, the biogra... -
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CNN IBN Pamela Mountbatten 22 7 2007
Secret Lives Mountbatten
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- Updated: 28 Nov 2015
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- published: 28 Nov 2015
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Mountbatten: Death Of A Royal
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- Duration: 46:46
- Updated: 08 Feb 2013
- views: 305166
The bomb that killed Lord Louis Mountbatten was probably the most devastating attack of the Provisional IRA's campaign and the moment 'The Troubles' claimed the...
The bomb that killed Lord Louis Mountbatten was probably the most devastating attack of the Provisional IRA's campaign and the moment 'The Troubles' claimed their highest profile victim. This landmark documentary interviews the key figures of the tragedy, and assesses how well the scars have healed. We look at Mountbatten's life and the impact his death had on the village of Mullaghmore and on the Royal family.
wn.com/Mountbatten Death Of A Royal
The bomb that killed Lord Louis Mountbatten was probably the most devastating attack of the Provisional IRA's campaign and the moment 'The Troubles' claimed their highest profile victim. This landmark documentary interviews the key figures of the tragedy, and assesses how well the scars have healed. We look at Mountbatten's life and the impact his death had on the village of Mullaghmore and on the Royal family.
- published: 08 Feb 2013
- views: 305166
Lord Mountbatten's Ceremonial Funeral
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- Duration: 7:13
- Updated: 05 May 2013
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5th September 1979: Lord Mountbatten's ceremonial funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, am...
5th September 1979: Lord Mountbatten's ceremonial funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, amongst others. Mountbatten was murdered by an IRA bomb on 27th August.
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5th September 1979: Lord Mountbatten's ceremonial funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, amongst others. Mountbatten was murdered by an IRA bomb on 27th August.
- published: 05 May 2013
- views: 174960
Lord Mountbatten - Today - Thames Television
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- Duration: 35:37
- Updated: 22 May 2015
- views: 8635
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. First transmitted in 20/03...
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. First transmitted in 20/03/1969
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The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE. First transmitted in 20/03/1969
If you wish to license any clips from our programmes for your project or production
Please email archive@fremantlemedia.com
- published: 22 May 2015
- views: 8635
Lord Mountbatten Today Thames Television
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- Duration: 64:06
- Updated: 18 Mar 2016
- views: 117
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE.
One of Tham...
The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE.
One of Thames Televisions most controversial moments, the infamous Sex Pistols interview that appeared on the 'Today' programme -- first transmitted .
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The Earl Mountbatten Discusses the controversial 'THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA' programme with Eamonn Andrews CBE.
One of Thames Televisions most controversial moments, the infamous Sex Pistols interview that appeared on the 'Today' programme -- first transmitted .
- published: 18 Mar 2016
- views: 117
Lord Louis Mountbatten Leaves India AKA Mountbatten Leaves India (1948)
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- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 3967
New Delhi, India
LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN LEAVES INDIA
L.M.S. Mountbatten saluting vast Indian crowd from platform after making farewell personal appearance...
New Delhi, India
LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN LEAVES INDIA
L.M.S. Mountbatten saluting vast Indian crowd from platform after making farewell personal appearance to the Indian people. L.S. Pan shot full screen of vast crowd. L.M.S. Mountbatten and wife step down from platform and walk through vast crowds. M.S. Trumpeters of Mountbattens Indian bodyguard blowing trumpets at farewell inspection by Mountbatten. L.M.S. Indian bodyguard on parade (on foot). S.C.U. Indian bodyguard (2 shots). L.M.S. Mountbatten walking between guards and inspecting same (3 shots). S.C.U. Guards marching on parade. L.M.S. Ditto. M.S. The scene at the dinner where Lord Louis presented a set 10 pieces of Gold Plate to the Indian Nation from the King. (2 shots). M.S. Mountbatten about to pull aside Union Jack and Indian flag to unveil plate. S.C.U. Flags parting showing plate on wall. C.U. Two pieces of gold plate. M.S. The scene after the unveiling. M.S. The New Governor General Mr C. Rajago Palachari, with Indian escort, walking up steps of Government House. S.C.U. ditto. S.C.U. Shaking hands with Mountbatten and wife and entering Government House. L.M.S. Mr Rajago Palachari walking to Governor General's throne about to be sworn in M.S. Indian reading out the oath. L.M.S. General view of scene in Government House. M.S. Rajago Palachari speaking to the Indian people over the radio. L.M.S. General view of the assembly. M.S. Rajagopalachari sits on throne. L.M.S. Front view of assembly. L.M.S. Mountbatten, wife, daughter walking down steps of Durbar Hall at Government House for the last time. M.S. Mountbatten and daughter Pamela waiting at the foot of steps. S.C.U. Mountbatten inspecting Gurkhas. S.C.U. Lady Mountbatten speaking to Pandit Nehru and Rajago Palachari (2 shots). S.C.U. Mountbattens enter open horse drawn carriage. M.S. Nehru and Rajago Palachari standing on steps watching departure. S.C.U. Mountbatten saluting and Lady M waving as carriage drives away. L.M.S. Carriage driving away surrounded by cheering crowds and guards on horseback. S.C.U. Lord and Lady Mountbatten receiving gifts from two Indians at the airport. M.S. Lord Louis, Lady M and daughter shaking hands with Indian personalities.(2 shots). C.U. Mountbatten and wife waving goodbye with aircraft in background. Types waving goodbye. S.C.U. Mountbattens entering aircraft. M.S. York aircraft in which they are travelling taxiing down runway.
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New Delhi, India
LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN LEAVES INDIA
L.M.S. Mountbatten saluting vast Indian crowd from platform after making farewell personal appearance to the Indian people. L.S. Pan shot full screen of vast crowd. L.M.S. Mountbatten and wife step down from platform and walk through vast crowds. M.S. Trumpeters of Mountbattens Indian bodyguard blowing trumpets at farewell inspection by Mountbatten. L.M.S. Indian bodyguard on parade (on foot). S.C.U. Indian bodyguard (2 shots). L.M.S. Mountbatten walking between guards and inspecting same (3 shots). S.C.U. Guards marching on parade. L.M.S. Ditto. M.S. The scene at the dinner where Lord Louis presented a set 10 pieces of Gold Plate to the Indian Nation from the King. (2 shots). M.S. Mountbatten about to pull aside Union Jack and Indian flag to unveil plate. S.C.U. Flags parting showing plate on wall. C.U. Two pieces of gold plate. M.S. The scene after the unveiling. M.S. The New Governor General Mr C. Rajago Palachari, with Indian escort, walking up steps of Government House. S.C.U. ditto. S.C.U. Shaking hands with Mountbatten and wife and entering Government House. L.M.S. Mr Rajago Palachari walking to Governor General's throne about to be sworn in M.S. Indian reading out the oath. L.M.S. General view of scene in Government House. M.S. Rajago Palachari speaking to the Indian people over the radio. L.M.S. General view of the assembly. M.S. Rajagopalachari sits on throne. L.M.S. Front view of assembly. L.M.S. Mountbatten, wife, daughter walking down steps of Durbar Hall at Government House for the last time. M.S. Mountbatten and daughter Pamela waiting at the foot of steps. S.C.U. Mountbatten inspecting Gurkhas. S.C.U. Lady Mountbatten speaking to Pandit Nehru and Rajago Palachari (2 shots). S.C.U. Mountbattens enter open horse drawn carriage. M.S. Nehru and Rajago Palachari standing on steps watching departure. S.C.U. Mountbatten saluting and Lady M waving as carriage drives away. L.M.S. Carriage driving away surrounded by cheering crowds and guards on horseback. S.C.U. Lord and Lady Mountbatten receiving gifts from two Indians at the airport. M.S. Lord Louis, Lady M and daughter shaking hands with Indian personalities.(2 shots). C.U. Mountbatten and wife waving goodbye with aircraft in background. Types waving goodbye. S.C.U. Mountbattens entering aircraft. M.S. York aircraft in which they are travelling taxiing down runway.
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 3967
Charles pays emotional tribute to Lord Mountbatten
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- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 20 May 2015
- views: 10662
Prince Charles reveals he didn't know how he'd come to terms with the "deep loss" of his great uncle Lord Mountbatten in an IRA bomb in 1979, describing him as ...
Prince Charles reveals he didn't know how he'd come to terms with the "deep loss" of his great uncle Lord Mountbatten in an IRA bomb in 1979, describing him as "the grandfather I never had".
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Prince Charles reveals he didn't know how he'd come to terms with the "deep loss" of his great uncle Lord Mountbatten in an IRA bomb in 1979, describing him as "the grandfather I never had".
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- published: 20 May 2015
- views: 10662
Partition of India & Edwina wife of Lord Mountbatten's role Indian View
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- Duration: 14:25
- Updated: 06 Aug 2014
- views: 16857
The beautiful wife of the chief representative of the occupying power, Edwina, Lady Mountbatten in her letters to Lord Mountbatten has written that her relation...
The beautiful wife of the chief representative of the occupying power, Edwina, Lady Mountbatten in her letters to Lord Mountbatten has written that her relationship with Nehru was mostly platonic. Nehru never remarried his only love now was his country until he met Edwina Mountbatten. Nehru's mission to liberate his country at a time when war-weary Britain was desperate to get rid of it, the 47-year-old Edwina finally had a focus for her huge energy and political radicalism. Of course, British withdrawal did not go as smoothly as everyone hoped. Mass migration and massacres followed as Indians fought for territory with the new Pakistan. After independence, Edwina spent more and more time with the new prime minister Nehru. This is the point at which her younger daughter Pamela, the biographer in the family, acknowledges that love blossomed between the lonely Nehru and the Vicereine. What's more, says Pamela, her father condoned the friendship, even going so far as to call it a 'happy threesome'. 'My mother had already had lovers. My father was inured to it. It broke his heart the first time, but it was somehow different with Nehru,' she has written.As Mountbatten himself wrote to her sister Patricia at the time: 'She and Jawaharlal (Nehru) are so sweet together, they really dote on each other.' Undignifed as it seems against the backdrop of the huge historic events in which they were caught up, there are those who suspect that Nehru, like both Mountbattens, had bisexual tendencies, and that Dickie, in a last attempt to establish physical intimacy with his unresponsive wife, may have joined them in a physical menage a trois.Whatever went on in the bedroom, the Mountbattens joined Nehru in a very public romance with India.
When parted, they wrote to each other constantly - and Edwina made no attempt to keep the letters secret from her husband.
As she wrote to Dickie in 1952: 'Some of them have no "personal" remarks at all. Others are love letters... though you yourself well realise the strange relationship - most of it spiritual - which exists between us.'
When the correspondence is eventually published in its entirety, perhaps we may know the whole truth.
Meanwhile, one of Nehru's own last letters, written ten years after their first meeting, sheds a little more light. 'Suddenly I realised (and perhaps you also did) that there was a deeper attachment between us, that some uncontrollable force, of which I was dimly aware, drew us to one another.
'I was overwhelmed and at the same time exhilarated by this new discovery. We talked more intimately as if some veil had been removed and we could look into each other's eyes without fear or embarrassment. Intense words, yet Nehru was now 68, his romantic friend ten years younger.No longer in the first flush of youth, perhaps there was no great urgency to climb into bed. Little did they realise how little time was left. A year later, in 1960, 58-year- old Edwina, by now leading a selfless life, died alone in her sleep while on a trip to Borneo on behalf of St John Ambulance Brigade. Beside her bed was her collection of Nehru's letters. And the love affair was not over yet. As her body was taken by the Royal Navy to its sea burial off Britain's south coast, Prime Minister Nehru made his last and most public declaration of his devotion, sending his own Indian Navy frigate to cast a wreath into the waters on his behalf.Such a dramatic farewell would make a stirring finale to any film. But as the director Joe Wright, who was behind the scheduled movie says, it will be a long time before it gets made, thanks to the explosive mixture of politics and forbidden love
wn.com/Partition Of India Edwina Wife Of Lord Mountbatten's Role Indian View
The beautiful wife of the chief representative of the occupying power, Edwina, Lady Mountbatten in her letters to Lord Mountbatten has written that her relationship with Nehru was mostly platonic. Nehru never remarried his only love now was his country until he met Edwina Mountbatten. Nehru's mission to liberate his country at a time when war-weary Britain was desperate to get rid of it, the 47-year-old Edwina finally had a focus for her huge energy and political radicalism. Of course, British withdrawal did not go as smoothly as everyone hoped. Mass migration and massacres followed as Indians fought for territory with the new Pakistan. After independence, Edwina spent more and more time with the new prime minister Nehru. This is the point at which her younger daughter Pamela, the biographer in the family, acknowledges that love blossomed between the lonely Nehru and the Vicereine. What's more, says Pamela, her father condoned the friendship, even going so far as to call it a 'happy threesome'. 'My mother had already had lovers. My father was inured to it. It broke his heart the first time, but it was somehow different with Nehru,' she has written.As Mountbatten himself wrote to her sister Patricia at the time: 'She and Jawaharlal (Nehru) are so sweet together, they really dote on each other.' Undignifed as it seems against the backdrop of the huge historic events in which they were caught up, there are those who suspect that Nehru, like both Mountbattens, had bisexual tendencies, and that Dickie, in a last attempt to establish physical intimacy with his unresponsive wife, may have joined them in a physical menage a trois.Whatever went on in the bedroom, the Mountbattens joined Nehru in a very public romance with India.
When parted, they wrote to each other constantly - and Edwina made no attempt to keep the letters secret from her husband.
As she wrote to Dickie in 1952: 'Some of them have no "personal" remarks at all. Others are love letters... though you yourself well realise the strange relationship - most of it spiritual - which exists between us.'
When the correspondence is eventually published in its entirety, perhaps we may know the whole truth.
Meanwhile, one of Nehru's own last letters, written ten years after their first meeting, sheds a little more light. 'Suddenly I realised (and perhaps you also did) that there was a deeper attachment between us, that some uncontrollable force, of which I was dimly aware, drew us to one another.
'I was overwhelmed and at the same time exhilarated by this new discovery. We talked more intimately as if some veil had been removed and we could look into each other's eyes without fear or embarrassment. Intense words, yet Nehru was now 68, his romantic friend ten years younger.No longer in the first flush of youth, perhaps there was no great urgency to climb into bed. Little did they realise how little time was left. A year later, in 1960, 58-year- old Edwina, by now leading a selfless life, died alone in her sleep while on a trip to Borneo on behalf of St John Ambulance Brigade. Beside her bed was her collection of Nehru's letters. And the love affair was not over yet. As her body was taken by the Royal Navy to its sea burial off Britain's south coast, Prime Minister Nehru made his last and most public declaration of his devotion, sending his own Indian Navy frigate to cast a wreath into the waters on his behalf.Such a dramatic farewell would make a stirring finale to any film. But as the director Joe Wright, who was behind the scheduled movie says, it will be a long time before it gets made, thanks to the explosive mixture of politics and forbidden love
- published: 06 Aug 2014
- views: 16857
Assassination of Lord Mountbatten
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- Duration: 4:04
- Updated: 15 Jan 2008
- views: 162562
CNN IBN Pamela Mountbatten 22 7 2007
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- Duration: 19:19
- Updated: 28 Jun 2012
- views: 8488
- published: 28 Jun 2012
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Interview with Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Edit 1
Interview of Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Spring 2013 for the Swedish Magazine - Kungliga by Roger Lundgren, www.kungliga.se this is an (c)2013 atelier a-z production DoP: Matt Lippiatt 2nd cam / Edit: anton Z risan www.atelier-az.org -
Mountbatten tributue to Nehru
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Lord Mountbatten Speaks On Antisubmarine Warfare (1958)
Location Unspecified Various shots of Bill Symon interviewing Lord Mountbatten on antisubmarine warfare and on the present situation of our fighting ships. (Comb. Orig. Neg.) (Comb. F.G. in 3149.C.) Note: For the first 10 seconds of the tape is mute, various takes throughout. Quote: "Having nuclear submarines of our own is the best way of killing the others" FILM ID:2916.11 -
The Hon. Edwina Ashley/ Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma
Edwina Cynthia Annette Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma, (28 November 1901 -- 21 February 1960) was an English heiress, socialite, relief-worker, wife of Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and last Vicereine of India. -
Stuka pilot interview 17: Sinking of Mountbatten's ship "Kelly"
I did this interview at Dr Migeod's house on 31 May 2010 in Somerset West South Africa. Dr Migeod is 92 years old and was a Luftwaffe stuka pilot who saw service in France, BOB, Balkans, Crete and Africa. Web site http://www.heinzmigeod.com/ How Mountbatten lied regarding strafing of survivors by Heinz's Stuka group. -
COUNTESS MOUNTBATTEN BURIED AT SEA
After the long, last journey home from the Far East, where Lady Mountbatten died, her mortal remains were brought to Portsmouth. Family mourners, including Prince Philip's mother, Princess Andrew of Greece, watched as the coffin was carried aboard HMS "Wakeful". The Prince was followed aboard by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Mountbatten, and his two daughters. Some 12 miles off Portsmouth, "Wakeful's" engines were stopped, and the last words were spoken. Then, tribute was paid to a great lady, whose constant thought and care were for the less fortunate. This record of Lady Mountbatten's last voyage was made from an Indian Frigate, a special escort to mark India's sorrow. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/243d499394334a02914ed... -
Prince Philip interview
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Prince Philip Designers Prize, design commentator Kevin McCloud interviews H.R.H. Prince Philip about his passion for good design.
Interview with Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Edit 1
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- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 17 Aug 2014
- views: 9025
Interview of Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Spring 2013
for the Swedish Magazine - Kungliga
by Roger Lundgren,
www.kungliga.se
this is an
(c)2013 atelier a-...
Interview of Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Spring 2013
for the Swedish Magazine - Kungliga
by Roger Lundgren,
www.kungliga.se
this is an
(c)2013 atelier a-z production
DoP: Matt Lippiatt
2nd cam / Edit: anton Z risan
www.atelier-az.org
wn.com/Interview With Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten Edit 1
Interview of Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Spring 2013
for the Swedish Magazine - Kungliga
by Roger Lundgren,
www.kungliga.se
this is an
(c)2013 atelier a-z production
DoP: Matt Lippiatt
2nd cam / Edit: anton Z risan
www.atelier-az.org
- published: 17 Aug 2014
- views: 9025
Mountbatten tributue to Nehru
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- Duration: 5:42
- Updated: 04 Dec 2012
- views: 2221
- published: 04 Dec 2012
- views: 2221
Lord Mountbatten Speaks On Antisubmarine Warfare (1958)
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- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 2954
Location Unspecified
Various shots of Bill Symon interviewing Lord Mountbatten on antisubmarine warfare and on the present situation of our fighting ships. ...
Location Unspecified
Various shots of Bill Symon interviewing Lord Mountbatten on antisubmarine warfare and on the present situation of our fighting ships. (Comb. Orig. Neg.) (Comb. F.G. in 3149.C.)
Note: For the first 10 seconds of the tape is mute, various takes throughout.
Quote: "Having nuclear submarines of our own is the best way of killing the others"
FILM ID:2916.11
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Location Unspecified
Various shots of Bill Symon interviewing Lord Mountbatten on antisubmarine warfare and on the present situation of our fighting ships. (Comb. Orig. Neg.) (Comb. F.G. in 3149.C.)
Note: For the first 10 seconds of the tape is mute, various takes throughout.
Quote: "Having nuclear submarines of our own is the best way of killing the others"
FILM ID:2916.11
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 2954
The Hon. Edwina Ashley/ Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma
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- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 10 Nov 2010
- views: 17002
Edwina Cynthia Annette Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma, (28 November 1901 -- 21 February 1960) was an English heiress, socialite,
relief-worker, wi...
Edwina Cynthia Annette Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma, (28 November 1901 -- 21 February 1960) was an English heiress, socialite,
relief-worker, wife of Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and last Vicereine of India.
wn.com/The Hon. Edwina Ashley Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten Of Burma
Edwina Cynthia Annette Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma, (28 November 1901 -- 21 February 1960) was an English heiress, socialite,
relief-worker, wife of Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and last Vicereine of India.
- published: 10 Nov 2010
- views: 17002
Stuka pilot interview 17: Sinking of Mountbatten's ship "Kelly"
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- Duration: 4:35
- Updated: 26 Jun 2010
- views: 8148
I did this interview at Dr Migeod's house on 31 May 2010 in Somerset West South Africa. Dr Migeod is 92 years old and was a Luftwaffe stuka pilot who saw servi...
I did this interview at Dr Migeod's house on 31 May 2010 in Somerset West South Africa. Dr Migeod is 92 years old and was a Luftwaffe stuka pilot who saw service in France, BOB, Balkans, Crete and Africa.
Web site http://www.heinzmigeod.com/
How Mountbatten lied regarding strafing of survivors by Heinz's Stuka group.
wn.com/Stuka Pilot Interview 17 Sinking Of Mountbatten's Ship Kelly
I did this interview at Dr Migeod's house on 31 May 2010 in Somerset West South Africa. Dr Migeod is 92 years old and was a Luftwaffe stuka pilot who saw service in France, BOB, Balkans, Crete and Africa.
Web site http://www.heinzmigeod.com/
How Mountbatten lied regarding strafing of survivors by Heinz's Stuka group.
- published: 26 Jun 2010
- views: 8148
COUNTESS MOUNTBATTEN BURIED AT SEA
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- Duration: 2:44
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 360
After the long, last journey home from the Far East, where Lady Mountbatten died, her mortal remains were brought to Portsmouth. Family mourners, including Prin...
After the long, last journey home from the Far East, where Lady Mountbatten died, her mortal remains were brought to Portsmouth. Family mourners, including Prince Philip's mother, Princess Andrew of Greece, watched as the coffin was carried aboard HMS "Wakeful". The Prince was followed aboard by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Mountbatten, and his two daughters. Some 12 miles off Portsmouth, "Wakeful's" engines were stopped, and the last words were spoken. Then, tribute was paid to a great lady, whose constant thought and care were for the less fortunate. This record of Lady Mountbatten's last voyage was made from an Indian Frigate, a special escort to mark India's sorrow.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/243d499394334a02914ed496665654d9
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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After the long, last journey home from the Far East, where Lady Mountbatten died, her mortal remains were brought to Portsmouth. Family mourners, including Prince Philip's mother, Princess Andrew of Greece, watched as the coffin was carried aboard HMS "Wakeful". The Prince was followed aboard by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Mountbatten, and his two daughters. Some 12 miles off Portsmouth, "Wakeful's" engines were stopped, and the last words were spoken. Then, tribute was paid to a great lady, whose constant thought and care were for the less fortunate. This record of Lady Mountbatten's last voyage was made from an Indian Frigate, a special escort to mark India's sorrow.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/243d499394334a02914ed496665654d9
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 360
Prince Philip interview
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- Duration: 9:40
- Updated: 09 Oct 2009
- views: 152814
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Prince Philip Designers Prize, design commentator Kevin McCloud interviews H.R.H. Prince Philip about his passion for good d...
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Prince Philip Designers Prize, design commentator Kevin McCloud interviews H.R.H. Prince Philip about his passion for good design.
wn.com/Prince Philip Interview
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Prince Philip Designers Prize, design commentator Kevin McCloud interviews H.R.H. Prince Philip about his passion for good design.
- published: 09 Oct 2009
- views: 152814
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Secret Lives Mountbatten
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Secret Lives Mountbatten
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Mountbatten: Death Of A Royal
The bomb that killed Lord Louis Mountbatten was probably the most devastating attack of th...
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Lord Mountbatten's Ceremonial Funeral
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Lord Mountbatten - Today - Thames Television
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Lord Mountbatten Today Thames Television
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Lord Louis Mountbatten Leaves India AKA Mountbatten Leaves India (1948)
New Delhi, India
LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN LEAVES INDIA
L.M.S. Mountbatten saluting vas...
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Charles pays emotional tribute to Lord Mountbatten
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Partition of India & Edwina wife of Lord Mountbatten's role Indian View
The beautiful wife of the chief representative of the occupying power, Edwina, Lady Mountb...
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Assassination of Lord Mountbatten
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CNN IBN Pamela Mountbatten 22 7 2007
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Interview of Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Spring 2013
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Interview with Lady Pamela Hicks Mountbatten - Edit 1
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Mountbatten tributue to Nehru
published: 04 Dec 2012
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Lord Mountbatten Speaks On Antisubmarine Warfare
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Lord Mountbatten Speaks On Antisubmarine Warfare
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Lord Mountbatten Speaks On Antisubmarine Warfare (1958)
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The Hon. Edwina Ashley/ Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma
Edwina Cynthia Annette Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma, (28 November 1901 -- 21...
published: 10 Nov 2010
The Hon. Edwina Ashley/ Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma
The Hon. Edwina Ashley/ Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma
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Stuka pilot interview 17: Sinking of Mountbatten's ship "Kelly"
I did this interview at Dr Migeod's house on 31 May 2010 in Somerset West South Africa. D...
published: 26 Jun 2010
Stuka pilot interview 17: Sinking of Mountbatten's ship "Kelly"
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COUNTESS MOUNTBATTEN BURIED AT SEA
After the long, last journey home from the Far East, where Lady Mountbatten died, her mort...
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Prince Philip interview
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Prince Philip Designers Prize, design commentator Kevi...
published: 09 Oct 2009
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Brexit and the disunited Kingdom
Edit Jamaica Observer 03 Jul 2016
Is London Bridge falling down? British voters exercised their self-determination rights to make their abrupt exit from the European Union. Those who voted to leave amassed 52 per cent of the vote, and those who voted to remain, registered 48 per cent. The vote made it clear that a majority of the British people bought the argument of the “Leave” faction spearheaded by Boris Johnson, the former Mayor of London ... ....
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EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Why did the Queen and Prince Philip meet former IRA commander Martin McGuinness ...
Edit The Daily Mail 01 Jul 2016
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE asks why the Queen met Martin McGuinness in secret? Was it to spare from shaking hands with a man allegedly implicated in Earl Mountbatten's murder in 1979? ... ....
WIN a MINI for the Weekend plus a Break for Two at New Forest Hotel Balmer Lawn with Snows MINI and Hose Rhodes Dickson Estate Agents (Snows Motor Group Limited)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Jul 2016
(Source. Snows Motor Group Limited) ... Meet the 3 Door Hatch, a British icon ... perfect for when your arms are full of holiday luggage ... Speak with Snows MINI to discover more ... Jeff added, 'I am also delighted that the firm's success allows it to generously donate and support many Island events and associated charities, such as Walk the Wight in aid of the Earl Mountbatten Hospice and Wolverton Garden Fair supporting Isle of Wight Age UK'....
Racism After Brexit�Prompts Scottish Punjabi Woman To Give Abusers History Lesson On Twitter
Edit Huffington Post 29 Jun 2016
Reports of racist and xenophobic incidents have spiked following the UK's decision to leave the European Union. But one woman has posted a series of tweets for the attention of any voters who might find themselves agreeing with or even taking part in racist incidents ... 1. A word to *some* #leave voters ... 2. Britain came to India early 1600s ... 3 ... 4 ... For Britain ... 5 ... 6 ... 7. And Mountbatten, the Queen's bimbo cousin, trusted to deal with partition ... 9 ... 10....
World Summit Awards Southeast Asia Social Innovation Congress 2016 (MCI - Ministry of Communication and Information of the Republic of Singapore)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Jun 2016
(Source. MCI - Ministry of Communication and Information of the Republic of Singapore). 29/06/2016. World Summit Awards Chairman, Professor Peter Bruck. United Nations Secretary-General's Envoy for Youth, Mr Ahmad Alhendawi. Distinguished Guests ... During a trial with Mountbatten Vocational School's café, students with intellectual and communication limitations were able to track customers' orders by using this app installed on tablets....
Corbyn defiant after trust vote loss
Edit The Telegraph India 28 Jun 2016
The Labour Party has traditionally been the party of India, going back to 1947 when the Prime Minister Clement Attlee sent Lord Mountbatten to India with a brief to execute the transfer of power ... ....
Wave 105 Cash for Kids announces new charity manager (Dorset Business - Dorset Chamber of Commerce and Industry)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Jun 2016
(Source. Dorset Business - Dorset Chamber of Commerce and Industry). Wave 105 Cash for Kids announces new charity manager. Wave 105's charity Cash for Kids has welcomed a new charity manager, Mari-Louise White, to their expanding team ... Previous roles include; Isle of Wight Council events team, Earl Mountbatten Hospice and Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust ... Mari-Louise added. 'I'm really excited to join the Wave 105 Cash for Kids team ... (noodl....
Stop the world…
Edit Indian Express 28 Jun 2016
After the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union, we the people simply do not know what the future holds. Politicians who think they are in control of events can make a sorry spectacle a few years down the line ... Where will the crowd lead the British government? Johnson and Gove have no idea what Brexit means any more than Nehru, Jinnah and Mountbatten knew what Partition meant when they signed up for it on June 3, 1947. ....
Peter Morley, director behind coverage of Churchill funeral, dies aged 91
Edit Belfast Telegraph 27 Jun 2016
Director and producer Peter Morley, who was acclaimed for his work on the current affairs programme This Week and his coverage of Sir Winston Churchill's state funeral, has died aged 91 ... Share Go To ... He was later awarded the Royal Television Society Silver Medal for Lord Mountbatten ... He died on June 23. ....
Fatuous Sunday Telegraph report on 'the society wedding of the year'
Edit The Guardian 27 Jun 2016
Roy Greenslade. Newspaper goes back in time with an article about aristocratic nuptials revealing, wait for it, that Prince Charles wore ‘a grey three-piece suit’. Contact author. @GreensladeR ... Even that phrase, society wedding, is redolent of a distant past ... It is meaningless ... For example, that she is the the great-granddaughter of Lord Mountbatten and the god-daughter of the late Diana, Princess of Wales ... ....
Brexit makes Gurinder Chadha lose focus on 'Viceroy's House'
Edit The Times of India 26 Jun 2016
Disheartened by the result of the Brexit referendum, popular British filmmaker of Sikh origin Gurinder Chadha is having trouble in focusing on her next project 'Viceroy's House' - a film centred on events of India's Partition. Britain voted in favour of exiting the European Union (EU) on Friday ... She tweeted ... The film stars English actor Hugh Bonneville as Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of British India ... 115 ... (Pic. Viral Bhayani) ... (Pic....
The Queen attends 'society wedding of the year' as Prince Charles gives away Lord Mountbatten's ...
Edit The Daily Telegraph 25 Jun 2016With Brexit a reality,a look back at six-Indian-referendums(and one that-never-happened)
Edit Kashmir Observer 25 Jun 2016
This came to be known as the June 3 plan (which is when it was announced) or the Mountbatten Plan, after India’s last viceroy ... Here, the last Viceroy of India, Louis Mountbatten, who had close links with the Congress and a personal friendship with Nehru, stepped in ... Travancore and Jodhpur caused some trouble but negotiations led by Mountbatten eventually won them over....
The adventures of a forgotten Cruzo
Edit The Times of India 25 Jun 2016
The prolific 20th century painter from Velim, Salcete, who received recognition for his work in Bombay and Berlin, but is sadly forgotten in Goa today, painted the portaits of Lord and Lady Mountbatten, the Birla family, maharajas of Kashmir, Gwalior and Bikaner, Vithalbhai Patel, brother of Vallabhbhai Patel, Bhulabhai Desai and Lord Brabourne ... He met Nehru in 1947 when he was commissioned to paint Lord and Lady Mountbatten in Delhi....
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