Italy: The Land And The People

Duration: 22 0:22:00

Genre: Educational

Creator: Coronet Instructional Films

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Italy, the Land and the People Produced by Coronet / MTI Film & Video; C/O Simon & Schuster Film & Videos PC: CORF Year published 1963 Grade Level: I J H Distributed on media: 1 film reel (14 min.), optical sound, 16 mm. Color?Color; B & W Length: 14 MIN Description: Revised version of The Italian Peninsula. Surveys the agriculture, industry, principal cities and culture of Italy. Stresses industry and Italy's participation in the European Community.SC: Z999999, Identifies the three major areas of Italy and pictures the islands of Sardinia and Sicily. Describes the crops grown throughout Italy and contrasts the rural areas with the thriving cities such as Rome, Florence, Genoa, Turin, and Milan. Points out Mount Vesuvius across the Bay of Naples. Depicts the importance of Italy's participation in the Common market. Revised edition.

Complete Record: Italy, the Land and the People Produced by Coronet / MTI Film & Video; C/O Simon & Schuster Film & Videos PC: CORF Year published 1963 Grade Level: I J H Distributed on media: 1 film reel (14 min.), optical sound, 16 mm. Color?Color; B & W Length: 14 MIN Description: Revised version of The Italian Peninsula. Surveys the agriculture, industry, principal cities and culture of Italy. Stresses industry and Italy's participation in the European Community.SC: Z999999, Identifies the three major areas of Italy and pictures the islands of Sardinia and Sicily. Describes the crops grown throughout Italy and contrasts the rural areas with the thriving cities such as Rome, Florence, Genoa, Turin, and Milan. Points out Mount Vesuvius across the Bay of Naples. Depicts the importance of Italy's participation in the Common market. Revised edition., Identifies the three major areas of Italy and pictures the Islands of Sardinia and Sicily. Describes the crops grown in Italy and contrasts the rural areas with cities such as Rome, Florence, Genoa, Turin, and Milan., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.