The Court-martial of Jackie Robinson

The Court-martial of Jackie Robinson

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Before becoming a Brooklyn Dodgers, Jackie Robinson is stationed in racist Fort Hood, Texas, where the former running back is side-lined in football games and excluded from the all-white baseball team. Robinson's lone battle against bigotry in the military earns him the reputation of a troublem...

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Corporate Authors: Turner Home Entertainment (Firm), Turner Pictures, Inc, Von Zerneck-Sertner Films
Other Authors: Braugher, Andre, Burgess, Don, Clark, Dennis Lynton, Clark, L. Travis, Clarke, Stanley, Dee, Ruby, Dern, Bruce, Dooley, Paul, 1928-, Duncan, Steve, Frohman, Clayton, Landsberg, Cleve, Peerce, Larry, Shaw, Stan, 1952-, Stern, Daniel, 1928-2007, Stirn, Daniel, Weber-Gold, Susan, Weitz, Julie Anne
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Turner Home Entertainment, c1991
[United States?] : Chatsworth, Calif. : Turner Home Entertainment ; Distributed exclusively by Image Entertainment, 1991
Subjects:
Robinson, Jackie, > 1919-1972 > In literature
Robinson, Jackie, > 1919-1972
African American baseball players
Feature films
Films for the hearing impaired
Literature
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Call Number: Video 686

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