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1935 Italian native camel corps patrol the desert

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Date: 14th November 1935

Location: Soudan - Eritrea Front

Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)

SLATE INFORMATION: Military Camel Train Native Corps Busy on Eritera Frontier

AFRICA: Ethiopia:

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ABYSSINIA Italian Native Camel Corps on Soudan Eritrea Front.

CAMELS. Italian Native Camel Corps-Eritrea Frontier

ITALY. MILITARY. Italian Native Camel Crops on Soudan-Eritrea Frontier.

Ertra; Sudan; Abyssinian - Italian Conflict; Italy; Ethiopia; Military - Active

Sudan, camel, transport

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Location SoudanActive Sudan

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