Street in Lithuania 1940
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Street in Lithuania 1940
I was watching a documentary of the Nazi invasion of Lithuania, and there was a street scene of people walking past at least 3 gramophone stores.
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Re: Street in Lithuania 1940
Very interesting. External horn machines must have been fairly dated in 1940, I wonder if they were being sold second-hand.
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Re: Street in Lithuania 1940
The gramophones were already old by 1940, and while I am no fashion expert the lady's outfit looks more 1920's than 1940.
I am sceptical of the film clips used in documentaries, and wonder whether for this one it was a case of "Anything pre-WW2 will do".
I am sceptical of the film clips used in documentaries, and wonder whether for this one it was a case of "Anything pre-WW2 will do".
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Re: Street in Lithuania 1940
I suspect you are probably right!epigramophone wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2024 11:47 am The gramophones were already old by 1940, and while I am no fashion expert the lady's outfit looks more 1920's than 1940.
I am sceptical of the film clips used in documentaries, and wonder whether for this one it was a case of "Anything pre-WW2 will do".