Portsmouth

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The Portsmouth Defence

Portsmouth Underground

Harley Bull explores what goes on behind the scenes in his home city of Portsmouth and surrounding areas.

The Kaiser at Portsmouth

Short actuality showing Kaiser Wilhelm II visiting Portsmouth, including views associated with Nelson’s flagship H.M.S. Victory. Produced in Britain during the late-Victorian boom in topical films, it records the Kaiser’

A Marriage Made In Portsmouth

Twenty years ago the Liberal Party and the SDP united after a long and fraught courtship to form the Liberal Democrats. BBC Parliament tells the story of the protracted marriage negotiations.

Telly Savalas Looks at Portsmouth

Telly Savalas tours the coastal city of Portsmouth, with a look at the intriguing history and magnificent attractions.

Naval Attack on Portsmouth

A battle between two forces takes place. There's no information on this 4-minute film aside from the fact that it was available from Charles Urban's Urban Trading Company, one of the most vigorous of British film product

Peace Envoys at Portsmouth, N.H.

I'm not sure why the negotiations that ended the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5 took place in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, but President Theodore Roosevelt had been flexing the United States' power in the world. He had offer

King Edward VII Launches HMS Dreadnought from Portsmouth Dockyard

Part of BFI collection "Tales From the Shipyard".

Scenes and Incidents, Russo-Japanese Peace Conference, Portsmouth, N. H.

If ever a film was in need of some narration this was it. Screened in four parts, lasting a total of approximately twelve minutes, it shows a bunch of old boys, some in full military regalia, others in top hats and suits

H.M.S. Powerful Arriving in Portsmouth Harbour

A succession of British soldiers are carried up a gangplank by stretcher-bearers from the quayside to a hospital ship at Durban; walking casualties make their way up a different gangplank.

Japanese and Russian peace delegates--leaving New York City, 1905

On Aug. 5, 1905, the Japanese and Russian delegations to the Portsmouth Peace Conference left New York City to board ships which would take them first to Oyster Bay to talk with TR and then to the conference in Portsmout