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The Battle for Amba Alagi, the last Italian stronghold in Eritrea. Ras Swoyum a powerful and friendly Abyssinian chief, seen addressing his Patriot troops before they went into action.
British Embassy
Pictures by Relay of Planes of Actual Warfare in the Ogaden. These pictures brought to London by a relay of aeroplanes were taken by a staff correspondent in the Ogaden 30 miles south of Harar under actual war conditions. Photo shows: Ras Nassib...
Planet News Ltd.
First pictures of bombing of Swedish Red Cross at Dolo by Italian planes - 50 killed. These pictures are the first to reach London of the bombing by Italian planes of the Swedish Red Cross unit at Dolo on the Abyssinian southern front. One Swedish...
H. V. Drees
Leader of Ethiopia's Only Women's Club
Fearless Abyssinian Woman Prepares to Fight Italy. Ethiopia's Joan of Arc is Voyzero (Madam) Abeebech, a wealthy vivacious young matron wife of an Army officer who is now serving at the Gondar frontier. Voyzero Abebech, is a well known figure in ...
Keystone View Company
Officers and Patriots Listening to the Speech
General views showing Officers and Patriots listening to the speech of the Emperor of Abyssinia after he had entered the Fort of Debra Marcos
British Embassy
Emperor of Ethiopia after a Trek through Jungle
After a trek of 200 miles through jungle the Emperor of Ethiopia has set up a camp in his own country protected by his own patriots and a few Officers. The Emperor mounted on a horse returning to the camp after making a tour of inspection of the s...
Principal Information Office India
Ras Seyum, Chief of the Abyssinian Army
Ras Seyum, Chief of the Abyssinian Army in the North who are now fighting the Italians. Ras Seyoum, who is reported to have crossed the Eritrean frontier.
Sport & General Press Agency Ltd.
Desert Chieftains Join Ras Nassibu's Army
Pictures by relay of planes of actual warfare in the Ogaden. These pictures brought to London by a relay of aeroplanes were taken by a staff correspondent in the Ogaden 30 miles south of Harar under actual war conditions. Photo shows: Four deser...
Planet News Ltd.
Camel Train Leaves Harar with Ammunition and Supplies
New pictures from the southern front. Abyssinian troops massed at Harar, are leaving the southern citadel for Jijiga to combat the expected Italian advance on the southern front. It is believed that a decisive battle will be fought in the south a...
Planet News Ltd.
The War's Modern Influence in Abyssinia
One of the effects of the Italo-Abyssinian war is the influence of modern clothes and habits on many of the natives. Here is a native at Dessie, headquarters of the northern army, carrying his topee in one hand, and a brief case in the other, on h...
Keystone Press Agency Ltd.