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1917 Funeral of the Khedive
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0:37Now PlayingDate: 3rd December 1917
Location: CAIRO EGYPT
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Funeral Of The Late Khedive Of Egypt
EGYPT: Cairo:
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CAIRO EGYPT
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LS. Funeral procession through crowd lined street.
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LS. Coffin draped in white.
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LS. Procession of mourners & cavalry.
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TGV. Crowds pack street, procession of military personnel wearing pith helmets in b.g.
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TGV. Crowds in street. Horse drawn carriage in foreground.
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Subject very good
Ceremonies - Funerary
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT CAIRO.
ceremony, crowds, Egyptian, Muhammed Ali Dynasty, Ottoman, Tewfik
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