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We have photos available of the following topics. HISTORICAL Black & white stills CHINA Yenan, 1944 (Chinese Communist Stronghold) Red Army Chinese Communist leaders, including: Mao Tse Tung, Chu-Teh, Chou En Lai, Yeh Chien Chien Ying, Lin Piao Susumu Okano, Head of Japanese Communist Party American Foreign Service Officers, Gen. Hurley, Maj. Barrett, Lt. Herbert Hitch, Captain Champion, Peterkin, Whittlesey, Hatem Brooks Atkinson, Lady Lindsay of Birken Chiang Kai Shek RHODESIA Cecil Rhodes Cecil Rhodes and group of followers Rhodes in Matopo Hills Death mask of Cecil Rhodes Matabele warrior, circa 1890 Armed whites with black prisoners, caption: “Matabele murderers at Fort Mangwe” African woman with child Hanging a native SOUTH AFRICA 19th and 20th centuries Anglo-Boer War TRANSKEI People Sekukuni (Bapedi chief) UNITED KINGDOM Queen Victoria and family, original photo cards ZULULAND Zulu Wars Bambata Rebellion, 1906 KAHNAWAKE, CANADA, 1956 People and buildings EGYPT, 1961 Egyptian village, Harrania: people, dwellings, tapestries. Cairo: views and people The pyramids The Nile Karnak NOTE: the colour photos - except for two pix of tapestries - are badly faded, almost to sepia.
MEXICO, 1963 Colour and black & white Wide variety of people, places, archaeology BRITISH HONDURAS (later BELIZE), 1963 Colour and black & white Portraits Belize, people and buildings Policemen Bottles recovered from the ocean Volunteer force on parade Aerial views Mountain Pine Ridge Kekchi Indians, various; traditional dance Punta Gorda Black Caribs, including dancing Seaside River fishing Workers sorting oranges Small plane Aerials JAMAICA, 1964 Views, people, parrots, buildings, festival dancers, country scenes CUBA, 1964 All black & white Havana: people and buildings May 1 parade: Fidel Castro makes speech, Che Guevare listens, marchers, faces in Crowd Fidel making speech in auditorium Fidel posters Revolutionary posters Marti statue Havana carnival Shooting film “SOY CUBA” on university steps Russian film director Mihail Kalatazov Cameraman Urusevsk Alfredo Guevara, head of ICAIC Military band Cane cutting Flora Artist Portocarrero with his paintings Revolutionary art Indian dancer Hemlata Devi Hakansson Haitian dancer Nightclub and performers Ballet dancers and musicians Beach at Bay of Pigs Carib Indian artefacts LONDON, ENGLAND, 1965/1966 Carnaby Street Royal Hospital, Chelsea Portobello Road antiques market LONDON, ENGLAND, JULY 1967 Congress on the Anatomy of Violence & the Dialectics of Liberation Held at the Roundhouse Audience Personalities: Allen Ginsberg, R.D. Laing, Alan Berke, Paul Sweezey, Stokely Carmichael, Michael X, Julian Beck (Living Theatre) NOTE: SOME NEGATIVES VERY THIN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, 1967 Santiago: people and views, soldiers Rural views Church, graveyard The Cibao: people and views HAITI, 1967 Port-au-Prince: views, people, folk art CHICAGO, 1968. Democratic Convention riots ISRAEL, 1969 People and places EGYPT, 1970 Suez Canal defences Cairo: views and people JORDAN, 1970 Petra, ancient city Desert views Camels WOUNDED KNEE, 1973 Photos from the occupation of the historical site by American Indian Movement SIERRA LEONE, 1974 Black & white only Town scenes and people NIGERIA, 1974 Lagos: town views, people, harbour, folk art, Northern Nigeria: buildings, people, rural scenes LESOTHO, 1974 Countryside, rural scenes, bicycle spinning wheel SOUTH AFRICA, 1974 Eastern Transvaal: rural scenes, Swazi traditional dwellings E. HOWARD HUNT, 1974 Photos relating to Hunt's earlier life (all b&w): Brown University World War II Postwar Hollywood writer CIA operative Senate Hearings on Watergate (b&w) Hunt's teacher, Prof. I.J. Kapstein (b&w) ?? of Brigade 2506 (b&w) Hunt at his home in Virginia, April 1974 (colour) Hunt at his home in Virginia, with daughters, with film crew (b&w) Miami (colour): Memorial to Brigade 2506 Marble map of Cuba Hunt's old Miami house Hunt's current Miami house Views of Cuban Miami Hamburg, NY (colour), where Hunt was raised Artwork Newspaper clippings, with photos, relating to Hunt's life SWAZILAND, 1975 Nature reserve: wildlife, fauna Views, people, border with South Africa, gambling, female forestry workers, waterfall CUBA, 1975 Black & white and colour Santiago: views and people, vintage cars Moncada Barracks Campo school Bohio: peasants' dwelling Countryside Havana views and people Fidel's older brother Beach NEWFOUNDLAND, 1975 Election period Corner Brook: views Joey Smallwood in TV studio, and making speech; Smallwood in his garden; Smallwood's house, including aerial; Smallwood speaking with neighbour Jeff Sterling in TV studio St. John's: people and views Coastal views Aerial views, including moose MOZAMBIQUE, 1975 A few shots ARIZONA, 1976 Some views
NAMIBIA, 1976 Colour Some aerial views RHODESIA, 1976 CIVIL WAR (Black & white and colour) Military passing-out parade: military, weapons, athletics, school children Peter Van Der Byl (Minister of Defence) gives speech Africans “Protected village” fenced in by barbed wire and protected by soldiers to prevent contact between villagers and “ters” (“terrorists”) White sergeant-major with black troops Tribal reserve: dwellings, animals, people Salisbury (pre-Harare): Rhodes statue, buildings, people, street scenes, railway station, police, soldiers Alan Savory, opponent of war Military funeral Game of bowls P.M. Ian Smith's residence; P.M. Smith White farm: white family, black nanny with white child, ridgeback dog, tobacco barn, farm school, farmworkers, workers prepare for dance, dance Victoria Falls Bushman paintings Game reserve SOUTH AFRICA, 1976 Ndebele Village Soweto Black soccer match White schoolboys play rugby in bare feet White car, black chauffeur Crossroads shantytown Transkei views Eastern Transvaal Johannesburg views Minehead Black nanny with black baby and white child Rand Afrikaans University Pretoria: Strydom statue, university, professors, students, covered wagon, Afrikaner monument Bridge over Fish River Fort Hare University, subversive broadsheet on wall Port Elizabeth AndrĂ© Brink 1820 Settlers statue, Grahamstown Young musicians Veldt scenes, back-hoe Mine dancers LESOTHO, 1978 Artist who weaves art in trees Weavers Views of Lesotho People, dwellings, agriculture, horseman Maseru (capital): views, people, statue of Basuto warrior, statue of Moshoeshoe (founder of Basuto nation) National flag Steam train engine Anti-apartheid activist Mrs. Mafeking (in forced exile) Molefi Pheto, South African poet (in exile) Sam ?, PAC activist who escaped from South African jail, school-teacher Student activists in exile. Some of these were probably later murdered in a terrorist attack By South African military on Maseru Male traditional dancers Damani, historian BOTSWANA, 1978 Gaberone, capital: views, people, pastimes Gaberone buildings: British High Commission, Anglo-American building, Parliamentary building, war memorial, among others Countryside: dwellings, people, donkey cart, bullock cart, rural activities, baobab tree, rural Graveyard Birds Joe Matthews, South African academic and writer, in exile Henry ? ANC activist in exile Papa ? ANC activist in exile Joe Gqabi, ANC activist in exile. Later murdered by South African government operatives Lanford Ganyile, old activist from 1960 Transkei uprising, in exile Okavango Delta: views , animals, people, dwellings ZAMBIA, 1978 Lusaka (capital): views, dwellings, people, flora TANZANIA, 1978 Dar-es-Salaam (capital): views and people ANC HQ: ANC leader Mac Maharaj and others ANC member Don Ngubeni at Radio Freedom (ANC radio-in-exile) Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) training camp for South African guerrillas PAC leader Elias Ntloedibe SOUTH AFRICA, 1978 Eastern Transkei: rural views and people NIGERIA, 1982 INAUGURATION OF 51st EMIR of KATSINA, NIGERIA His Highness Alhaji Muhammadu Usman Kabir February, 1982 Once-in-a-lifetime event. Colourful parade of horsemen and liveried retainers, with drums and other indigenous musical instruments, swords and muskets, outside palace. Over 100 slides and 35mm prints Portraits of Nigerians Market scenes Shop-owners seated in their stalls Street vendor carrying goods on tray on head Gardener with raised bed garden watering his vegetables Fruitbats, including dead male Baobab tree 2 Nigerians carry portrait of Pope Hairstyles for “The Modern Barbing Centre” Nature park with wildlife Planting rice Open air mosque, Kano, with worshippers Dam construction, Bauchi province Views of Lagos, buildings, street scenes Lagos harbour Boatmen Village market Sugar cane vendors Pole vaulting Yellow bus Fisherman Military bandsmen in white uniforms Aerial views of collection of huts Newspaper vendor Tanker in harbour Artwork Power line Supermarket Olesegun Obosanjo, chicken farmer, former general and head of state, and future head of state LEBANON, 1983 Bombing of American Embassy, 19/4/1983 Lebanon: views and people Beirut: people, buildings, refugee camp, damage from civil war.St. George Hotel, war-damaged sports stadium, corniche,American University, American patrol, Sidon: people, buildings, refugee camp South Lebanon: village, war damage, refugees, Unicef building, UN checkpoint, Belfort Castle ISRAEL, 1983 Jerusalem: views and people. East Jerusalem: views and people, Israeli farmers hiring Arab labour, mosque, West Bank: Afrat settlement: Shaked (town planner of Afrat), Ben Ari family, Qiryat Arba settlement: Ha'etzni Bethlehem, village, deserted refugee camp near Jericho, Palestinian refugee camp, destroyed olive tree, man ploughing with mule, Israeli soldiers, Major Gissan, military spokesman, map of West Bank, Israeli school children with bus, scenery near Hamra (Israeli settlement). . Village of El Khader, Israeli settlement of Daniel. Israeli settlement of Ofra; Abe Berman, Zev and family. El Hindi family, living outside Ofra. Settlement of Ma'ale Adumin. Rashid Ali Hijazi, whose land Ma'ale Adumin was built on. Settlements of El Azar, Alon Shvut. Nablus. Settlement ads and posters. Jordan Valley: Arab farm, Biddya: onion field, banana plantation, wheat-field, orange trees, olive tree. Be'it Dajan: Shaka family, Ibrahim Matar. Allenby Bridge crossing to Jordan.
SOUTH AFRICA, 1985 Transkei: people and places migrant workers posters people in traditional dress roof thatching body adornments black township grave markers SOUTH AFRICA, 1990 Soweto: views and people school, schoolchildren, classroom Funeral, with parade of bands; graveyard Peter Ngwenya, director of Soweto Children's Theatre People and dwellings Zionist Church meeting Rally at sports stadium for re-inauguration of the Communist Party, with Nelson and Winnie Mandela, Joe Slovo, Chris Hani (later murdered) Market Theatre Children's entertainment, outdoors at Market Theatre Dancers outside Market Theatre FUBA exterior Soweto Children's Theatre in rehearsal FUBA: James Mthoba in rehearsal for CARDS UP! Johannesburg: Bellevue and Yeoville Mabopane (black township): pro-ANC demo, with marchers Pretoria: workers demonstrate Cape Town: some views ZIMBABWE, Harare: buildings and people Rural scenes and people AIDS activists and demonstration, AIDS posters SOUTH AFRICA, 1995 Zulu-Natal Valley Trust, Botha's Hill. Clinic: patients, murals Various traditional healers, their medicines (muti), patients, traditional dress BLACK SEA REGION, Trabizon Novorossirsk Yalta Odessa Danube Delta Istanbul DANUBE REGION, Danube River, Passau to delta Passau Mauthausen concentration camp Vienna Bratislava Gabcikovo Dam Budapest Mohacs Novi Sad (including bombed bridges) Iron Gate, Romania Bulgaria Bucharest Tulcea PERSONALITIES Olesegun Abasanjo Ray Alexander Lindsay Anderson, film director Ronald Biggs, British Great Train Robber André Brink, South African novelist Stokely Carmichael Fidel Castro Peter Cook Costa-Gavras Ross Devenish, South African theatre, film, and tv director John Emmerson, Foreign Service Officer Sen. Fulbright Bill Foure, South African film director Ken Gampu, South African actor Alfredo Guevara, head of ICAIC, Cuba Ernest Hemingway E. Howard Hunt, Watergate conspirator John Kani, South African actor Gibson Kente, South African dramatist R.D. Laing Anthony Lewis, journalist Ray Ludden, Foreign Service Officer Arthur Maimane, South African journalist John Matshikiza, South African actor and writer Thomas Mogotlane, South African actor Dudley Moore James Mthoba, South African dramatist Thami Mzwai, South African journalist Lewis Nkosi, South African writer Patriarch Bartholomew I Francis Gary Powers, U-2 pilot Dolly Rathebe, South African singer and actress Lionel Rogosin, American film director Jerry Rubin Erica Rutherford, Canadian artist George Seldes, journalist Wally Serote, South African writer Jack Service, Foreign Service Officer Oliver Schmitz, South African film director William Shatner Joey Smallwood Jeff Sterling George Stevens, Jr. Paul Sweezey Antony Thomas, South African film and tv director Joe Thloloe, South African journalist Jamie Uys, South African film director Harold Wilson, British Prime Minister Michael X |