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Springtime in the Netherlands(1951)
Status: Released
Date: 1951-01-01
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This Traveltalk short concentrates on Holland's historical relationship with its main industry: growing tulips. The country's windmills are also highlighted.
Languages: English.
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Movie: Springtime in the Netherlands
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James A. FitzPatrick
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This Traveltalk short concentrates on Holland's historical relationship with its main industry: growing tulips. The country's windmills are also highlighted.
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1951-01-01
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