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Pathé Frères, at the time the world's largest company in film production and pioneers in documentary films, visited Kiruna and Malmberget in 1913. The result is a fantastic insight into the mining of that time.

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Pathé Frères, at the time the world's largest company in film production and pioneers in documentary films, visited Kiruna and Malmberget in 1913. The result is a fantastic insight into the mining of that time.

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