Photos from Africa 1937 - Page 5
On this page: Somalia, Sudan
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Traditional Dhows in the Indian Ocean.
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Clear distance, but also mutual curiosity between black and
white on a ship. The Africans were travelling on deck.
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Cape Guardafui in Somalia is the most Eastern tip of Africa.
Today the cape is mostly known in its Arabic name Ras Asir.
The great cliff is also called the sleeping lion - take a
look at the picture to see why.
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Passing the Gulf of Aden between Somalia and Yemen. Aden is
seen in the background. Port of Aden is build on volcanic
rock and has always been important because of its location
on the sea route between Europe and India. In 1937 it was
part of the British Aden protectorate.
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A Minaret in Port Sudan. The port was build by the British
in 1905. Britain and Egypt had control of Sudan from 1899
to 1950. Sudan became an independent republic from 1954.
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Workers in Port Sudan
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All photos on this page by Aa. V. Andersen, 1937 Copyright © Jacob
Crawfurd - crawfurd.dk 1996-2010. All Rights Reserved.
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