British Council films show Wales as 'a nation of fighters, workers and singers' in 1942
Films depicting life in Wales during the 1940s are among more than 100 short documentaries released to the public by the British Council.
The films were made during the Second World War and were designed to promote an understanding of Britain and Britishness in the face of negative Nazi propaganda.
In May 2012, the organisation released a large number of the films, with the 25 released today marking the completion of the project.
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Described as 'an overview of Welsh scenery and industry', 1942's 'Wales' aims to show both 'the beauty of the country' and its contribution to the war effort.
Shot in colour, 'Snowdonia' shows "the beautiful scenery and famous buildings" in the area.