The Big Picture. The General Marshall Story
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Produced by the U.S. Army, this segment in The Big Picture series spans a critical half-century and is a pictorial record of General George C. Marshall's role as a public servant, placing him in the ranks of the great American patriots. Narrated by Walter Cronkite and introduced by Master Sergeant Stuart Queen, this engaging historical film features footage provided by the National Archives and Records Administration to appeal to young and old alike. This documentary follows Marshall's story and his brilliant military career to his role as statesman, diplomat, and peacemaker winner of the Nobel Prize for Peace.
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28 min 39 sec
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