Motion pictures and filmstrips, 1972

Name: Motion pictures and filmstrips, 1972
Author: Library of Congress. Copyright Office

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CEFR level: C1
Length: 16 chapters
Format: The complete book

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Explore a comprehensive catalog detailing copyright registrations for motion pictures and filmstrips from early 1972, including feature films, cartoons, and educational content, with detailed entries on claims, titles, and registration data.

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