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The court-martial of Jackie Robinson

Witness the dramatic recreation of the 1944 trial of Jackie Robinson when, as a young Army lieutenant, his refusal to take a seat in the back of an Army bus landed him in the courtroom.

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  • "Turner Pictures presents a von Zerneck-Sertner Films production"@en
  • "Jakie Robinson na vojaškem sodišču"

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  • "Jackie Robinson is court-martialed for refusing to move to a seat in the back of an Army bus."
  • "Witness the dramatic recreation of the 1944 trial of Jackie Robinson when, as a young Army lieutenant, his refusal to take a seat in the back of an Army bus landed him in the courtroom."@en
  • "Great American hero."@en
  • "Before becoming a Brooklyn Dodger, young lieutenant Jackie Robinson is stationed in racist Ft. Hood, Texas. When he refuses to move to the back of an Army bus, he is court-martialed."@en
  • "Before becoming a Brooklyn Dodger, young Lieutenant Jackie Robinson (Braugher) is stationed in racist Ft. Hood, Texas. When he refuses to move to the back of an Army bus, he is court-martialed."@en
  • "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 troublemaker, and when he refuses to move to a seat in the back of an Army bus, he is court-martialed. Robinson fights for his civil rights in an event that shapes the character of a future great American hero."@en
  • "Before becoming a Brooklyn Dodger, 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 troublemaker, and when he refuses to move to a seat in the back of an Army bus, he is court-martialed. Robinson fights for his civil rights in an event that shapes the character of a future."@en

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  • "Drama"@en
  • "Black films and programs"@en
  • "Black films and programs"
  • "Made for TV movies"@en
  • "Made for TV movies"
  • "Biographies"

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  • "The court-martial of Jackie Robinson"
  • "The court-martial of Jackie Robinson"@en
  • "The court-martial of Jackie Robinson Jakie Robinson na vojaškem sodišču"
  • "The Court-martial of Jackie Robinson"
  • "The Court-martial of Jackie Robinson"@en

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