![film - Discover West Yorkshire of the 1940s. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/film.jpg)
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9 mins World War II struck West Yorkshire's population as much as the rest of the country, although everyone would clearly have preferred it didn't. But the British Council - tasked with promoting Britain's culture to the world during wartime - could use film to show that life could go on as normal. Let a fictionalised family take you through the lives of West Yorkshire folk at the time, in their film We Of The West Riding.
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