15 November 1945 History 10 mins
This entry in John Nesbitt's "Passing Parade" series is about the great moments in the lives of famous men who found found an answer or made a great discovery in the flash of a golden hunch.
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John Nesbitt as Self - Narrator (voice)
Golden Hunch Trailer
United States 15 November 1945
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