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The Crown Prince at Nairobi Station
The Crown Prince talking to Brigadier Sandford at Nairobi station.
The Kenya Information Office
The former Abyssinia army leader Ras Nasibu, who lead the Abyssinia Ogden army, died in the Swiss village Davos, Oct. 16, 1936.
Associated Press
Abyssinia's Welcome To Montgomery: Royal Ceremonies At Addis Ababa
Photo (top left): Field Marshal Lord Montgomery in Ethiopia, photographed during his inspection of the Imperial troops: and incident during his December visit. Photo (top right): His Imperial Majesty, Haile Selassie I., Emperor of Ethiopia, photog...
The Illustrated London News
Ras Gorussa crosses the river at the head of his army, riding a white horse and wearing a green captured Italian uniform with a nonchalance more impressive than the forced dignity of seventeen Mussolinis. (Photograph to be acknowledged to Ministry...
War Office Photographs
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.
Colonel Werner Panitzki — Chief of the Federal German Air Force
West German Service Chiefs : "Colonel Werner Panitzki" — Chief of the Federal German Air Force.
Camera Press Ltd.
West German Brigadier-General Johann-Adolf Graf von Kielmansegg
West German Service Chiefs: "Brigadier-General Johann-Adolf Graf von Kielmansegg" Military Representative of the German Federal Republic at SHAPE, in Paris.
Camera Press Ltd.
General Magruder With The American Minister In Seoul
The U.N. Commander in S. Korea: General Magruder, with the American Commander of the United Nations force in South Korea, right, pictured with Mr. Marshall Green, the U.S. Minister in Seoul. An Army Coup ousted the American-backed Government of Dr...
Camera Press 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.
