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RMKY53EH–ANGOLA old military tank from civil war between MPLA and UNITA near Quibala, some areas have land mines and make agriculture impossible
RME113DN–Jul. 07, 1975 - Civil war threatens Angola: Angola is now on the brink of Civil War refugees flee as the rival groups step up the fighting in the streets of the capital Luands in which it is reported that the troops of the Marxist Popular movement (M.P.L.A.) has driven out the troops of the National Front (F.N.L.A.). At present the M.P.L.A. and the F.N.L.A. share power with a third national movement UNITA. Photo shows the three national leaders, photographed together in Mombasa in January, last, when they met to form a common front for Independence in November. L-R Dr. Neto, (MPLA), Dr
RMB4Y08B–Princess Diana visiting landmine victims at the orthopaedic centre at Ruanda Angola War Conflict Angola Civil War Amputees Crutches Royalty Princess Diana Princess of Wales Charity January 1997 1990s
RMBH3216–Abandoned military tank on the road between Ondjiva and Cuvelai in Angola, remnants from the war between FAPLA and SADF / UNITA.
RMBJTBW1–Army tanks line the roads from Ondjiva to Lubango. Cunene province, Angola. Africa. © Zute Lightfoot www.lightfootphoto.com
RFKH5E12–LUANDA, ANGOLA - APRIL 28 2014: Civil war memorial depicting Angolan flag and soldiers at Fortaleza de Sao Miguel
RMAAKMYB–Building destroyed during war between UNITA and Angola military forces, Kuito city, Bié province, Angola, Africa, 1995.
RMF204RH–Angola, Mine clearence specialist preparing equipment used to look for unexploded ordenance.
RMD3MH3H–(dpa file) - The picture shows schoolkids holding up a banner that warns of landmines outside the war-ravaged provincial city Caala, Angola, 22 July 2005. Photo: Wolfgang Langenstrassen
RFB1G7N5–AK47 assault rifle with oil, diamonds, gold and compass and kefiyah to illustrate global terrorism and political instability
RMD44NFM–Africa ANGOLA, wreck of old soviet russian battle tank T-54 from civil war between MPLA and UNITA near Quibala, some areas have still land mines
RME12RBN–Feb. 24, 2012 - Southern Angola's Continuing war: Rebel activities in the Portuguese territory of southern Angola in the lower half of the African continent continue more and more and gather strength as they go. Infiltrating into the country through neighbouring Zambia, the guerilla activities and movements operating in the undergrowth and back woods of Angola are causing a giant headache to the countries officials. So, as one of their means of fighting of the guerrilla warefare, a tribe of local Africans have been engaged to seek out of control the enemy
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RMR5J811–John Banks leading a group British mercenaries to join anti communist forces in the Angola war.The British mercenaries have been promised £150 a week to UNITA army in the West African war.
RMBH96GM–Angolan boy on bicycle rides past two Cuban tanks which were abandoned at Longa in Southern Angola, Africa.
RFKH5E0W–LUANDA, ANGOLA - APRIL 28 2014: Civil war memorial depicting Angolan flag and soldiers at Fortaleza de Sao Miguel
RMB524P0–Princess Diana visiting landmine victims at the orthopaedic centre at Ruanda Angola War Conflict Angola Civil War Amputees Crutches Royalty Princess Diana Princess of Wales Charity January 1997 1990s vanityfair0507
RMF204RD–Angola, Mine clearence specialist preparing equipment used to look for unexploded ordenance.
RMA160AD–Angolans wait to see a doctor at the International Red Cross hospital in Huambo Angola. Hundreds of thousands of Angolans have
RMG45TMC–Diana, Princess of Wales, listens intensely as she attends an engagement in the Angolan capital of Luanda today (Monday). The princess is in Angola, the former Portuguese colony torn apart by 20 years of bloody civil war, on a British Red Cross mission to highlight the evil of land mines. Pool photo by John Stillwell. SEE PA STORY ROYAL Diana.
RMD3JTWE–(dpa) - The waiting room in the hospital in the destroyed city of Kuito, Angola, about two hours by plane from the capital Luanda. People that were the victims of landmines are waiting to be fitted with tailor-made leg prosthesises. Photo taken on 03 September, 2003. In the ten years until a ceasefire was reached, heavy fighting in and around Kuito killed around a third of the 500.
RMKY53FC–ANGOLA, Kwanza Sul, wreck of old soviet russian battle tank T-54 from civil war between MPLA and UNITA near Quibala, some areas have land mines and make agriculture impossible / ANGOLA, Panzerwrack aus dem Buergerkrieg 1975 - 2002 zwischen MPLA und UNITA bei Quibala, einige Landstriche sind immer noch vermint und lassen keine Landwirtschaft zu
RME113DP–Jul. 07, 1975 - Civil war threatens Angola: Angola is now on the brink of Civil War refugees flee as the rival groups step up the fighting in the streets of the capital Luands in which it is reported that the troops of the Marxist Popular movement (M.P.L.A.) has driven out the troops of the National Front (F.N.L.A.). At present the M.P.L.A. and the F.N.L.A. share power with a third national movement UNITA. Photo shows the three national leaders, photographed together in Mombasa in January, last, when they met to form a common front for Independence in November. L-R Dr. Neto, (MPLA), Dr
RMAAKNG7–Victim of mine during war between UNITA and Angola military forces, Kuito city, Bié province, Angola, Africa, 1996.
RMDT82MA–A refugee plays the ceremonial drum moments before a religious meeting. Angolan Civil War (1975-2002)
RFKH5E0N–LUANDA, ANGOLA - APRIL 28 2014: Civil war memorial depicting Angolan flag and soldiers at Fortaleza de Sao Miguel
RMB4YPY8–Princess Diana visiting landmine victims at the orthopaedic centre at Ruanda Angola War Conflict Angola Civil War Amputees Crutches Royalty Princess Diana Princess of Wales Charity January 1997 1990s everettselected
RMF204T2–Angola, Mine Wolf Systems radio controlled automated mine clearance machine 'Vanessa' looking for unexploded ordenance.
![Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-32-16 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2T69G07/angola-south-angola-26021993-archive-no-39-32-16-photo-war-invalids-automated-translation-2T69G07.jpg "Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-32-16 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2T69G07–Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-32-16 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation]
RMG45B30–Olympic hurdler Sally Gunnell has put the agony of failure at the Atlanta Games behind her after visiting an African nation torn apart by war. During her visit to Angola she met children and adults in hospitals who are dragging themselves around on the floor because of the shortage of artificial limbs. The Red Cross asked her to visit the limbless victims of the world's longest and most bitter wars. See PA Story SOCIAL Gunnell. PA Photos.
RMD3JTTF–(dpa) - A leg prosthesis is fitted to an elderly woman that was the victim of a landmine in the orthopaedic section of the hospital in the destroyed city of Kuito, Angola, about two hours by plane from the capital Luanda. Photo taken on 03 September, 2003. In the ten years until a ceasefire was reached heavy fighting in and around Kuito killed around a third of the 500.000 inhabita
RMKY705N–Africa ANGOLA Quibala, destroyed buildings from civil war between MPLA and UNITA / Afrika ANGOLA Quibala, Zerstoerte Gebaeude aus dem Buergerkrieg 1975 - 2002 zwischen MPLA und UNITA
RME1120H–Jan. 14, 1975 - Angola: Two papers turh their attention to events in Africa. The Times examins the declarationof independence by the local liberation movement in Cabinda whuch it says ''is another indication both of Angola's disintegration and of increasing involvement by outside powers in its spreading civil war.'' Referring to the enclave's income, The Times syas independence would put its eighty thousand residents in the oil shiekhdom class
RMBJTDA5–War damage remains on one of the many hydroelectric dams on the Cunene river. Cunene Province, Southern Angola, Africa.
RMAAKNJD–Victims of mine during war between UNITA and Angola military forces, Kuito hospital, Bié province, Angola, Africa, 1996.
RMBB960A–An abandoned Russian tank in the east Caprivi near the Angolan border left over from the South African 'Border War'.
RFKH5E0J–LUANDA, ANGOLA - APRIL 28 2014: Civil war memorial depicting Angolan flag and soldiers at Fortaleza de Sao Miguel
RMB524KE–Princess Diana visiting the minefields in Haumbo Angola during her trip to highlight the danagers of Landmines and to support the Red Cross campaign for a world wide ban Princess Diana visiting landmine victims at the orthopaedic centre at Ruanda Angola War Conflict Angola Civil War Body Armour Visor warning Sign Royalty Princess Diana Princess of Wales Charity January 1997 1990s Mirrorpix kgavin1004 vanityfair0507
![Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-24 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2T69DTN/angola-south-angola-26021993-archive-no-39-31-24-photo-war-invalids-automated-translation-2T69DTN.jpg "Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-24 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2T69DTN–Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-24 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation]
RMG51WWM–DIANA IN ANGOLA: Diana, Princess of Wales, poses with two amputee veterans of the Angolan Civil War.
RM2GNBGAT–Detail of Monument honouring the fallen soldiers of Aveiro in Portuguese Colonial War in Angola, Portugal.
RM2H84EYM–ANGOLA, Kwanza Sul, village Sao Pedro, children in school, each child must bring his own plastic chair as the schools are in poor condition due to the civil war and corruption / ANGOLA Kwanza Sul, Dorfschule in Sao Pedro, da die Schulen durch den langen Buergerkrieg zerstoert wurden und ohne Inventar sind, sowie durch Korruption, muss jedes Kind seinen eigenen Plastik Stuhl mitbringen
RME133AM–Feb. 26, 2012 - As war threatens in the Desert, the: The Fighting in Angola dies down but from further North, from the Sahara come these pictures of the effects of another war that threatens to escalate and become a major conflict between Algeria and Morocco. At Hafid Soudjemma, 25 kms from Tindouf, is the principal refugee camp in Algeria,with over 18,000 inmates already, and more arriving daily. It consists of five sections seperated to reduce the risk of disease as well as to reduce the danger from bombing
RMBJTDB0–War damage remains on one of the many hydroelectric dams on the Cunene river. Cunene Province, Southern Angola, Africa.
RMAAKNJA–Mine seekers in Angola, Africa, after war between UNITA and Angola military forces, Kuito city, Bié province, 1996.
RMBB960X–An abandoned Russian tank in the east Caprivi near the Namibian Angolan border left over from the South African 'Border War'.
RMBKK4NT–A Caspir vehicle returning from operations in Angola against SWAPO during the build up to the south African Elections.
![Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-02 Photo: War invalids doing sewing work [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2T69G0Y/angola-south-angola-26021993-archive-no-39-31-02-photo-war-invalids-doing-sewing-work-automated-translation-2T69G0Y.jpg "Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-02 Photo: War invalids doing sewing work [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2T69G0Y–Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-02 Photo: War invalids doing sewing work [automated translation]
RMG45TMA–Diana, Princess of Wales, listens intensely as she attends an engagement in the Angolan capital of Luanda today (Monday). The princess is in Angola, the former Portuguese colony torn apart by 20 years of bloody civil war, on a British Red Cross mission to highlight the evil of land mines. Pool photo by John Stillwell. SEE PA STORY ROYAL Diana.
RM2H84F19–ANGOLA, Kwanza Sul, village Sao Pedro, children in school, each child must bring his own plastic chair as the schools are in poor condition due to the civil war and corruption / ANGOLA Kwanza Sul, Dorfschule in Sao Pedro, da die Schulen durch den langen Buergerkrieg zerstoert wurden und ohne Inventar sind, sowie durch Korruption, muss jedes Kind seinen eigenen Plastik Stuhl mitbringen
RME12F94–Jan. 09, 2012 - As war threatens in the desert, the Sahara becomes a refugee camp!: The fighting in Angola dies down but from further North, from the Sahara, come these pictures of the effects of another war that threatens to escalate and become a major conflict between Algeria and Morocco. At Hafid Boudjemma, 25 kms from Tindouf, is the principal refugee camp in Algeria, with over 18,000 inmates already, and more arriving daily. It consists of five sections seperated to reduce the risk of disease as well as to reduce the danger from bombing
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