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Zimbabwe: Partisans in uniform - training of ZAPU Fighters

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Young fighters in a training outfit of the Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU). The people's liberation movement of Zimbabwe, formed by the Patriotic Front of the country -- ZAPU and ZANU (Zimbabwe African National Union), is engaged in a part...

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Mcherengi -Life On A Southern Rhodesian Farm [1]

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The working day begins at dawn, about 7 a.m. in the tropics. Then all paths lead to the farm buildings. (Photo taken by Violet Northcott).

Camera Press Ltd, Russell Court, Coram Street, London, W.C.1.

The Rhodesian National Falg will be Displayed

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  • 1968-11-17

On November 10 the Union Jack was hauled down in Salisbury, Rhodesia. In future, the Rhodesian National Flag will be displayed. -- (UPI)

United Press International (UK) Ltd.

Petrol for Rhodesia 1966

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  • 1966-3-16

Mr. Geldenhuys (left) a bus conductor from Johannesburg, South Africa, handing over a drum of petrol to Mr. Jack Howman, Rhodesia's Minister of Information, in Salisbury recently. Mr. Howman received the gift on behalf of Rhodesian Prime Minister,...

United Press International (UK) Ltd.

Supporters of the African National Council Demonstrate

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  • 1972-1-26

Supporters of ANC demonstrate with pamphlets outside Harari Methodist Hall in Rhodesia following a meeting on Jan 16, in protest against Britain's proposal for a Rhodesia settlement.

The Times of Ceylon Press

Bishop's Stortford Museum

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The house in Bishop's Stortford, a few miles north of London, where Cecil Rhodes was born. It is now a museum housing many relics of the founder of Southern Rhodesia.

The Times of Ceylon Press

Mr. Ian Smith

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  • 1967-5-5

RHODESIAN Prime Minister, Mr. Ian Smith (right), and Opposition leader, Percy Mkudu, lead Ministers during the opening of the Rhodesian Parliament recently in Salisbury. The formal opening session began with the Salisbury-appointed Head of State e...

United Press International (UK) Ltd.

First Rhodesian Parliament Opening

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  • 1966-6-30

Mr. Ian Smith, S. Rhodesian Premier, and Mr. Chad Chipunza, Opposition United People's Party leader (left) at the opening of Parliament last week. This was the first full session since declaring unilateral independence last November. Mr. Chipunza ...

The Times of Ceylon Press