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Flashback on Film
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2016
Real stories from over a century of film
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Margaret Thatcher is elected leader of The Conservative Party, 1975
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In 1975, Margaret Thatcher overthrew former Prime Minister Edward Heath, to become the first female leader of the Conservative Party, and later Prime Minister. And a cleaning implement becomes a political weapon.
Jaroslav Drobný - A tennis exile finds his home at Wimbledon, 1954
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A debonair tennis exile finds his home at Wimbledon. Jaroslav Drobný left Czechoslovakia in 1949 and travelled as an Egyptian citizen before becoming a citizen of Great Britain in 1959. In 1954, he became the first and, to date, only player with African citizenship to win the Wimbledon Championships.
The Women on World War One
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In 1916, the young women of World War One paved the way, taking on new roles and new leadership.
Suzanne Lenglen: The First Goddess of Wimbledon
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Fast-living, brandy sipping, six-time Wimbledon winner. Suzanne Lenglen, the woman who changed tennis.
1916, The Grimsby Chums
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A heartbreaking story from the frontline of the Battle of the Somme. The Grimsby Chums, a Pals' Battalion of young men, ready for war.
1916, Voices of The Somme
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Listen to the soldiers as they relive the terrifying moment when they went over the top on the first day.
The GOAT !
Dunlop Maxply Fort 👍👍👍
Tennis would be so much more interesting if it was still like this and with the smaller rackets
Poor Ken Rosewall - he made the final four times - twice in the 1950s and twice in the 1970s - but no silverware.
Life is a game & champions dance
0:26 thats federer forehad
Unique backhand and my God, those jumps are so unusual for girls today. I would say she was ahead of her time. Incredible and at the same time funny how she played. IMHO!
0:57 Ah the 1920s. So stylish.
Dans quelle que année qui vient on regarderont les matchs de tennis féminin (torse nu)
She was 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Glimpses of Steffi hopping around the court!
PIONEERS WITH GREAT SKILL OF THEM UNBELIEVABLE SHE IS LOVELY🥰
There must be such a sense of history as a player walking onto Centre Court at Wimbledon knowing that Suzanne Lenglen and every legend of tennis has played in it.
I gave a 'like' but NOT for that damned music overlay.
fantastique ces images une danseuse jouant au tennis
SHE WAS SASSY!!!
wow no continuous grunting, when tennis was fit to watch
Wow, she hits much harder than Errani.
The Nellie Melba of tennis!
I’d rather watch this than any of the prima donnas of today.
That's for digging up the video, but seriously, this clown music soundtrack is an insult to this lady's career and achievements.
It's 1920s music, not clown music, and I think it goes well with the video. I quite enjoyed it.
She is more fun to watch than any of the girls of 2024. Out of all the matches in Roland Garros, there was maybe one match worth watching. I think it is a scandal that they get paid the sale as men. I smile when I see the stadium half empty when the women play, thank you it is only three sets at the most.
Salute, kudos...
She is lovely ❤amazing grace and talent. So happy I got to see this. No one today in women’s tennis plays that well and gracefully I must say.
Англосаксам лучше развивать спорт, чем заниматься грязными и омерзительными войнами по всему миру.
La première Star du tennis féminin. Elle a révolutionné le tennis par son jeu ultra offensif,son élégance, son avant gardisme. Des rois et des reines assistaient à ses matchs.
A.I generated 😊
How do you know, please?
spoke out of your ass
Amazing dresses wow 😊
The best player of tennis, male or female.
A breast would pop out on occasion, and Lenglen would casually put it back causing quite an uproar.
How can we get this sort of thing to make a comeback 🤔
@@AinSoph73 Ha ha. I saw that I had a comment on this post and thought it would be mean, but I got a good chuckle at that one.
How can they move with all that fabric as a tennis outfit.. even the shoes doesn’t provide ankle support. Amazing
when did the 'special women's club" thing start?
Weird how a stadium at the french open is named after her then
Wonderful!
they had cameras back then??
You never heard about silent movies??? 😅
The first film ever was in 1895- the workers ending their shift from factory
@@Miss_miss-u3b Those don't seem very interesting.
What interesting is that she only uses her right hand .
Almost only
Incorporating dance into her routine. What a legend.🙂
looking back on this moment, she set the tone of her entire premiership at this exact point.
Comment est née l'école de tennis tchèque ? Ils ont sorti une mutitude de champions et championnes. Drobny s'est échappé. D'autres l'ont t-ils fait ?
Que lindo vê-lá jogar... Hj o tenis é o q é devido a esses tipos de pessoas, parabens Suzanne-Lenglen!!!
What a Crime to all humans. 😢
When we got a PM with a backbone.
She was unbeatable
Pocos dan el reconocimiento que se merece, rompió paradigmas de la sociedad cerrada de esos años
Haha dusting the place great sense of humour.
They don,t make em like her anymore.She had willpower, class, intelligence, fantastic speaker and beleived in our country and put us first 👌🇬🇧
I'll always miss her.
Boss.
My great grandfather would likely have fought here, as a part of the Grimsby Chums, volunteers under the call of Lord Kitchener, that eventually got amalgamated into the Lincolnshire 10th BN Regiment. He was shot in the head but survived. I unfortunately know incredibly little about him, but he lived a normal enough life after the war as far as I know. The horrors these men must have seen. Their bravery shall forever be commended. A side note: A "blighty" is how the soldiers referred to a non-fatal wound, that while debilitating in some form, is not immediately life-threatening, and would get them out of the battlefield and hospitalized for a while. The soldiers often joked about receiving blighties, and in the worst scenarios of combat, often hoped to receive one.
God bless her