Spiegel van Nederland. No. 50 (1958)
A Dutch newsreel including items on Sinterklaas, and about the construction and opening of the Dutch IJssel storm surge barrier.
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Spiegel van Nederland. No. 47 (1958)
A Dutch newsreel including items on the first Dutch sports car in Zandvoort, and the arrival of Sinterklaas in The Hague, which was attended by Prime Minister Willem Drees.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 45 (1959)
A Dutch newsreel including items on the funeral of H. Wilton, director of the City-Concern, the arrival of a Boeing 707 at Schiphol and the football match in the Netherlands - Norway.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 41 (1958)
A Dutch newsreel including items on a demonstration of the women's division of the Bescherming Burgerbevolking (Civil Protection Conservation), World Animal Day 1958, an international sea angling contest. And the national competition in typewriting.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 32 (1958)
A Dutch newsreel including items on the third world music competition in Kerkrade, three sisters from Groningen who train their horses to perform tricks and the royal family's Cannes vacation.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 25 (1959)
A Dutch newsreel including items featuring a demonstration of modern military vehicles in Oirschot, and about the 50-year-old comedian Max Tailleur.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 36 (1958)
A Dutch newsreel, including items on the celebration of Princess Wilhelmina's birthday, a demonstration by American yo-yo miracle Willy Panema and a demonstration of Algerian desert riders.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 34 (1959)
A Dutch news film with sound, including items on a demonstration by the roller skating club De Antilopen.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 25 (1958)
A Dutch newsreel with sound, including items on the annual shooting competition for the Silver Rifle, the World Speedway World Championship and the final for the Dutch football championship between SC Enschede and DOS.
Spiegel van Nederland. No. 6 (1960)
A Dutch news film with sound, including items on the return of Tuindorp Oostzaan's residents after the floods, a musical tribute from the Royal Marechaussee for Princess Beatrix.