1949 in animation

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Events in 1949 in animation.

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October

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Events in 1956 in animation.

Events in 1955 in animation.

Events in 1954 in animation.

Events in 1953 in animation.

Events in 1951 in animation.

Events in 1950 in animation.

Events in 1947 in animation.

Events in 1946 in animation.

Events in 1945 in animation.

Events in 1944 in animation.

Events in 1943 in animation.

References

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