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The transcript discusses a news bulletin from Trans Radio about the banning of the film 'The British Dilemma' by the British Board of Film Censors. The film, which covers the Czechoslovak crisis and Hitler's plans, was deemed inappropriate for public distribution shortly after the Munich Peace Pact. Observers noted that the film highlighted England's need for rearmament and the consequences of allowing aggressor nations to surpass its military capabilities.

What is the main subject of the news bulletin?

• A sports event

• A new film release

• The banning of a film

• A political speech

Why was the film 'The British Dilemma' banned?

• It was too long

• It was too expensive

• It was not popular

• It was considered unwise to show post-Munich Peace Pact

What does the film 'The British Dilemma' depict?

• A comedy about British life

• Hitler's plans for further conquest

• A documentary on British wildlife

• A romance story set in London

What program is England now embarked on, according to the observers?

• A cultural exchange program

• A vigorous program of rearmament

• A new educational reform

• A healthcare initiative

What does the film remind England of, according to the observers?

• The beauty of its countryside

• The price paid for allowing aggressor nations to outmatch its arms

• The success of its economic policies

• The achievements in sports