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TUNISIA. 1943. ENGLISH PRIME MINISTER WINSTON CHURCHILL AND GENERAL ANDERSON (LEFT) DURING A VISIT TO NORTH AFRICA. THEY ARE SEEN HERE WALKING THROUGH THE ANCIENT AMPHITHEATRE OF CARTHAGE WHERE HE ADDRESSED MEMBERS OF THE RAF AND THE ARMY. (BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTOGRAPH, CNA848).
TUNISIA. ?1943. MR WINSTON CHURCHILL IN THE AMPHITHEATRE AT CARTHAGE DURING HIS VISIT TO THE FIRST ARMY, NORTH AFRICA. LEFT TO RIGHT: MR ANTHONY EDEN; LIEUTENANT GENERAL ANDERSON; MR WINSTON CHURCHILL
Carthage, Tunisia. 9 June 1943. The British Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill put his topee on his stick to wave farewell to men of the Armies and the Air Forces after he had addressed them in the
TUNISIA. ? 1943. MR WINSTON CHURCHILL RAISES HIS HAT TO THE TROOPS OF 1ST ARMY ON HIS DEPARTURE FROM THE AMPHITHEATRE AT CARTHAGE AFTER MAKING A SPEECH OF THANKS FOR THE VICTORY IN NORTH AFRICA. (BRIT
Prime Minister Winston Churchill and foreign secretary Anthony Eden vist RAF personnel serving in North Africa. Shows Churchill arrival by car, inspecting guard and addressing troops. Also shows Frenc
Western Desert, Egypt. 23 August 1942. On his way home to England from Russia, Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister passed through the Middle East for the second time. During his stay he visi
GERMANY. 1945-03-05. ENGLISH PRIME MINISTER WINSTON CHURCHILL CHALKING A MESSAGE, "A PRESENT FOR HITLER", ON A 9.2 GUN WHICH HE LATER FIRED, ON HIS VISIT TO THE FORWARD AREAS OF THE BRITISH AND CANADI
