Split 1937. - Isječak iz dokumentarnog filma "Mediterranean Story: #2" (1951)

Split 1937 - Excerpt from the documentary film "Mediterranean Story: #2" (1951)
Dio dokumentarnog filma "Mediterranean Story: #2" (1951) "Penn Museum-a" (Sveučilište Pennsylvanijskog muzeja arheologije i antropologije) snimljenog u Splitu 1937. godine. Autori su Arthur Monroe Tode (1894-1966), i Kate Eisig Tode (1905-1990), svjetski putnici i strastveni filmski amateri koji su dokumentirali svoja putovanja.
Snimka se koristi isključivo u obrazovne i istraživačke svrhe, bez namjere kršenja autorskih prava..
Vlasnik svih prava na video zapis iz filma je "Penn Museum".
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www.penn.museum/
Izvorni film:
• Mediterranean Story: #...
Glazba:
Neno Belan & Fiumens - Odlazak (album "Rijeka snova", "Dallas Records", 2007.)
Bajan - Uspavanka (album "Bajan", "Dancing Bear", 2010.)
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This is a part taken from the documentary film "Mediterranean Story: #2" (1951) by "Penn Museum" (The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology) filmed in the city of Split, Croatia, in 1937, by Arthur Monroe Tode (1894-1966), and Kate Eisig Tode (1905-1990), 20th century travelers and avid film amateurs who documented their journeys, and edited them with inter-titles perhaps to be shown at parties or meetings of their clubs..
Used strictly for educational and research purposes, no copyright infringement intended.
Copyright of the video material in this film is owned by "Penn Museum"
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www.penn.museum/
The original film:
• Mediterranean Story: #...
Music:
Neno Belan & Fiumens - Odlazak (album "Rijeka snova", "Dallas Records", 2007.)
Bajan - Uspavanka (album "Bajan", "Dancing Bear", 2010.)

[@Bajamonti1975]

Lipi moj Split

[@cikalazoprcoje5518]

šabane...srečna ti bre VRO OLUJA....

[@Duje1956]

Prekrasna riva bez škverskih dizalica.

[@marinapaic7758]

Ča je bilo toga više ni

[@trueseeker3664]

some of them does not look like are from 1937

[@anmihovil]

You're right it's late September 1936.