Angola war Black & White Stock Photos
militiamen (and Woman) at MPLA parade, Luanda, Angola Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/militiamen-and-woman-at-mpla-parade-luanda-angola-image240680654.htmlRMRYFXHJ–militiamen (and Woman) at MPLA parade, Luanda, Angola
Man Carrying A Huge Basket On His Head, Huambo, Angola Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-man-carrying-a-huge-basket-on-his-head-huambo-angola-41509411.htmlRMCBEWJY–Man Carrying A Huge Basket On His Head, Huambo, Angola
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. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/john-banks-leading-a-group-british-mercenaries-to-join-anti-communist-forces-in-the-angola-warthe-british-mercenaries-have-been-promised-150-a-week-to-unita-army-in-the-west-african-war-image227209501.htmlRMR5J811–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.
Men Crouched In Front Of A Che Guevara Wall Painting, Sumbe, Angola Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-men-crouched-in-front-of-a-che-guevara-wall-painting-sumbe-angola-41512343.htmlRMCBF1BK–Men Crouched In Front Of A Che Guevara Wall Painting, Sumbe, Angola
A blind Angola war veteran who has had both arms amputated smokes a cigarette Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-blind-angola-war-veteran-who-has-had-both-arms-amputated-smokes-10702544.htmlRMA387DN–A blind Angola war veteran who has had both arms amputated smokes a cigarette
![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")
Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-32-16 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-south-angola-26021993-archive-no-39-32-16-photo-war-invalids-automated-translation-image571840199.htmlRM2T69G07–Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-32-16 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation]
Wars and Conflicts - Angolan Civil War - Trial of Mercenaries - Heathrow Airport, London Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-wars-and-conflicts-angolan-civil-war-trial-of-mercenaries-heathrow-105833749.htmlRMG4540N–Wars and Conflicts - Angolan Civil War - Trial of Mercenaries - Heathrow Airport, London
soldier, angola Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/soldier-angola-image212673947.htmlRMPA03P3–soldier, angola
1978-07-02 Angolan civil war. A growing dissatisfaction can be felt, paired with gratitude for the Cubans' efforts in Angola. Military aid continues and civilians are becoming increasingly important. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1978-07-02-angolan-civil-war-a-growing-dissatisfaction-can-be-felt-paired-with-gratitude-for-the-cubans-efforts-in-angola-military-aid-continues-and-civilians-are-becoming-increasingly-important-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image441634795.htmlRM2GJE5K7– 1978-07-02 Angolan civil war. A growing dissatisfaction can be felt, paired with gratitude for the Cubans' efforts in Angola. Military aid continues and civilians are becoming increasingly important. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
Polish journalist and author Ryszard Kapucinski photographed in London at the Polish Embassy. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-polish-journalist-and-author-ryszard-kapucinski-photographed-in-london-127408256.htmlRMHB7XET–Polish journalist and author Ryszard Kapucinski photographed in London at the Polish Embassy.
Angola 1970 Angolan War of Independence. With a gun in his hand and the rifle on his back. One of the thousands of children who age prematurely around the world as a result of war experiences. Learning to kill at the age of twelve leaves its mark. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-1970-angolan-war-of-independence-with-a-gun-in-his-hand-and-the-rifle-on-his-back-one-of-the-thousands-of-children-who-age-prematurely-around-the-world-as-a-result-of-war-experiences-learning-to-kill-at-the-age-of-twelve-leaves-its-mark-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image441634788.htmlRM2GJE5K0– Angola 1970 Angolan War of Independence. With a gun in his hand and the rifle on his back. One of the thousands of children who age prematurely around the world as a result of war experiences. Learning to kill at the age of twelve leaves its mark. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
Colonel Samuel Chiwale, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of UNITA, Feb. 1976. UNITA, National Union for the Total Independence of Angola was engaged in a civil war against the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA). In time it became Cold War proxy war with the USA and South Africa supporting UNITA. The fighting ended in 2002 with UNITA disarming. (CSU 2015 9 924) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-colonel-samuel-chiwale-commander-in-chief-of-the-armed-forces-of-unita-87521897.htmlRMF2AY21–Colonel Samuel Chiwale, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of UNITA, Feb. 1976. UNITA, National Union for the Total Independence of Angola was engaged in a civil war against the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA). In time it became Cold War proxy war with the USA and South Africa supporting UNITA. The fighting ended in 2002 with UNITA disarming. (CSU 2015 9 924)
Tomas, Americo, 19.11.1894 - 18.9.1987, Portuguese admiral, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tomas-americo-19111894-1891987-portuguese-admiral-additional-rights-clearance-info-not-available-image559601413.htmlRM2REC18N–Tomas, Americo, 19.11.1894 - 18.9.1987, Portuguese admiral, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
1976-01-31 Angolan civil war. The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1976-01-31-angolan-civil-war-the-mpla-is-now-launching-operation-persuasion-in-the-areas-previously-controlled-by-unita-and-south-african-troops-to-persuade-the-civilian-population-to-accept-the-mpla-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image441634799.htmlRM2GJE5KB– 1976-01-31 Angolan civil war. The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
Jan 28, 1976; London, UK; A party of British mercenaries flew out from London's Heathrow airport today bound for Angola civil war battlefront as 150 pounds a week 'freedom fighters'. A member of the party said he was in it for the money and nothing else. The picture shows off to the battlefront, JOHN EDWARD BANKS (facing the camera) in the departure lounge at Heathrow today with members of the party. he has been associated with previous recruitments of mercenaries. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/jan-28-1976-london-uk-a-party-of-british-mercenaries-flew-out-from-image69483225.htmlRME116FN–Jan 28, 1976; London, UK; A party of British mercenaries flew out from London's Heathrow airport today bound for Angola civil war battlefront as 150 pounds a week 'freedom fighters'. A member of the party said he was in it for the money and nothing else. The picture shows off to the battlefront, JOHN EDWARD BANKS (facing the camera) in the departure lounge at Heathrow today with members of the party. he has been associated with previous recruitments of mercenaries.
Huambo 1976-02-28 Angolan civil war. MPLA and ther Cuban brothers-in-arms, have taken Huambo, the capital of Unita. A proud and very young MPLA child soldier under the image of leader Agostinho Neto. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/huambo-1976-02-28-angolan-civil-war-mpla-and-ther-cuban-brothers-in-arms-have-taken-huambo-the-capital-of-unita-a-proud-and-very-young-mpla-child-soldier-under-the-image-of-leader-agostinho-neto-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image441634785.htmlRM2GJE5JW– Huambo 1976-02-28 Angolan civil war. MPLA and ther Cuban brothers-in-arms, have taken Huambo, the capital of Unita. A proud and very young MPLA child soldier under the image of leader Agostinho Neto. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
United States Department of Defense released its 1985 assessment of Soviet Military Power at the Pentagon in Washington, DC on April 2, 1985. The release stated 'Tu-95 / BEAR D naval reconnaissance aircraft conduct regular deployments to Cuba and Angola and are stationed in Vietnam as part of the Soviet Navy's expanding global presence.' Credit: Department of Defense via CNP /MediaPunch Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/united-states-department-of-defense-released-its-1985-assessment-of-image159229106.htmlRMK71E9P–United States Department of Defense released its 1985 assessment of Soviet Military Power at the Pentagon in Washington, DC on April 2, 1985. The release stated 'Tu-95 / BEAR D naval reconnaissance aircraft conduct regular deployments to Cuba and Angola and are stationed in Vietnam as part of the Soviet Navy's expanding global presence.' Credit: Department of Defense via CNP /MediaPunch
1978-07-02 Angolan civil war. A growing dissatisfaction can be felt, paired with gratitude for the Cubans' efforts in Angola. Military aid continues and civilians are becoming increasingly important. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1978-07-02-angolan-civil-war-a-growing-dissatisfaction-can-be-felt-paired-with-gratitude-for-the-cubans-efforts-in-angola-military-aid-continues-and-civilians-are-becoming-increasingly-important-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image416763951.htmlRM2F616JR–1978-07-02 Angolan civil war. A growing dissatisfaction can be felt, paired with gratitude for the Cubans' efforts in Angola. Military aid continues and civilians are becoming increasingly important. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
Following a congress for freedom and solidarity for Angola, Guinea Bissau, Mazambique and Vietnam on 13 January 1973 a demonstration took place through the city centre of Dortmund. | usage worldwide Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/following-a-congress-for-freedom-and-solidarity-for-angola-guinea-bissau-mazambique-and-vietnam-on-13-january-1973-a-demonstration-took-place-through-the-city-centre-of-dortmund-usage-worldwide-image273576484.htmlRMWW2DGM–Following a congress for freedom and solidarity for Angola, Guinea Bissau, Mazambique and Vietnam on 13 January 1973 a demonstration took place through the city centre of Dortmund. | usage worldwide
Children at MPLA Parade, Luanda, Angola Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/children-at-mpla-parade-luanda-angola-image240680655.htmlRMRYFXHK–Children at MPLA Parade, Luanda, Angola
Angola 1970 Angolan War of Independence. With a gun in his hand and the rifle on his back. One of the thousands of children who age prematurely around the world as a result of war experiences. Learning to kill at the age of twelve leaves its mark. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-1970-angolan-war-of-independence-with-a-gun-in-his-hand-and-the-rifle-on-his-back-one-of-the-thousands-of-children-who-age-prematurely-around-the-world-as-a-result-of-war-experiences-learning-to-kill-at-the-age-of-twelve-leaves-its-mark-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image416763899.htmlRM2F616GY–Angola 1970 Angolan War of Independence. With a gun in his hand and the rifle on his back. One of the thousands of children who age prematurely around the world as a result of war experiences. Learning to kill at the age of twelve leaves its mark. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
Warszawa, 1946. Miasto zniszczone podczas II wojny œwiatowej. Nz. ruiny na ulicy Marsza³kowskiej. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Warsaw, 1946. City destroyed during World War II. Pictured: ruins on Marszalkowska Street. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/warszawa-1946-miasto-zniszczone-podczas-ii-wojny-wiatowej-nz-ruiny-na-ulicy-marszakowskiej-pspp-papjerzy-baranowski-warsaw-1946-city-destroyed-during-world-war-ii-pictured-ruins-on-marszalkowska-street-pspp-papjerzy-baranowski-image452969778.htmlRM2H8XFG2–Warszawa, 1946. Miasto zniszczone podczas II wojny œwiatowej. Nz. ruiny na ulicy Marsza³kowskiej. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Warsaw, 1946. City destroyed during World War II. Pictured: ruins on Marszalkowska Street. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski
1976-01-31 The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik SjOberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1976-01-31-the-mpla-is-now-launching-operation-persuasion-in-the-areas-previously-controlled-by-unita-and-south-african-troops-to-persuade-the-civilian-population-to-accept-the-mpla-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image441635391.htmlRM2GJE6CF– 1976-01-31 The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik SjOberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
AGO , ANGOLA : Ein Junge in einem Feeding Centre in Malanje , 17.12.1993 AGO , ANGOLA : A boy in a feeding centre in Malanje , 17.12.1993 *** AGO , ANGOLA A boy in a feeding center in Malanje , 17 12 1993 AGO , ANGOLA A boy in a feeding center in Malanje , 17 12 1993 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ago-angola-ein-junge-in-einem-feeding-centre-in-malanje-17121993-ago-angola-a-boy-in-a-feeding-centre-in-malanje-17121993-ago-angola-a-boy-in-a-feeding-center-in-malanje-17-12-1993-ago-angola-a-boy-in-a-feeding-center-in-malanje-17-12-1993-image602513421.htmlRM2X06T0D–AGO , ANGOLA : Ein Junge in einem Feeding Centre in Malanje , 17.12.1993 AGO , ANGOLA : A boy in a feeding centre in Malanje , 17.12.1993 *** AGO , ANGOLA A boy in a feeding center in Malanje , 17 12 1993 AGO , ANGOLA A boy in a feeding center in Malanje , 17 12 1993
![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")
Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-24 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-south-angola-26021993-archive-no-39-31-24-photo-war-invalids-automated-translation-image571838533.htmlRM2T69DTN–Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-24 Photo: War Invalids [automated translation]
Wars and Conflicts - Angolan Civil War - Trial of Mercenaries - Heathrow Airport, London Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-wars-and-conflicts-angolan-civil-war-trial-of-mercenaries-heathrow-105833748.htmlRMG4540M–Wars and Conflicts - Angolan Civil War - Trial of Mercenaries - Heathrow Airport, London
Zorin, Valerian Alexandrovich, 1.1.1902 - 14.1.1986, Soviet diplomat, persistent representative of the USSR at the United Nations 1956 - 1965, picture, during a session of the security council, New York City, 18.1.1962, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-zorin-valerian-alexandrovich-111902-1411986-soviet-diplomat-persistent-95725831.htmlRMFFMK7K–Zorin, Valerian Alexandrovich, 1.1.1902 - 14.1.1986, Soviet diplomat, persistent representative of the USSR at the United Nations 1956 - 1965, picture, during a session of the security council, New York City, 18.1.1962,
H.W. Nevinson (LOC) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-hw-nevinson-loc-57327056.htmlRMD97D6T–H.W. Nevinson (LOC)
Polish journalist and author Ryszard Kapu ci ski photographed in London at the Polish Embassy. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-polish-journalist-and-author-ryszard-kapu-ci-ski-photographed-in-london-127408237.htmlRMHB7XE5–Polish journalist and author Ryszard Kapu ci ski photographed in London at the Polish Embassy.
Warszawa, 1946. Miasto zniszczone podczas II wojny œwiatowej. Nz. ruiny na ulicy Marsza³kowskiej. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Warsaw, 1946. City destroyed during World War II. Pictured: ruins on Marszalkowska Street. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/warszawa-1946-miasto-zniszczone-podczas-ii-wojny-wiatowej-nz-ruiny-na-ulicy-marszakowskiej-pspp-papjerzy-baranowski-warsaw-1946-city-destroyed-during-world-war-ii-pictured-ruins-on-marszalkowska-street-pspp-papjerzy-baranowski-image452969758.htmlRM2H8XFFA–Warszawa, 1946. Miasto zniszczone podczas II wojny œwiatowej. Nz. ruiny na ulicy Marsza³kowskiej. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski Warsaw, 1946. City destroyed during World War II. Pictured: ruins on Marszalkowska Street. ps/pp PAP/Jerzy Baranowski
1976-01-31 Angolan civil war. The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1976-01-31-angolan-civil-war-the-mpla-is-now-launching-operation-persuasion-in-the-areas-previously-controlled-by-unita-and-south-african-troops-to-persuade-the-civilian-population-to-accept-the-mpla-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image416764017.htmlRM2F616N5–1976-01-31 Angolan civil war. The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
AGO , ANGOLA : Ein Opfer der humanitaeren Krise liegt in Malanje in einem Krankenhaus , 17.12.1993 AGO , ANGOLA : A victim of the fundamental humanitarian crisis is lying in Malanje hospital , 17.12.1993 *** AGO , ANGOLA A victim of the humanitarian crisis is lying in Malanje hospital , 17 12 1993 AGO , ANGOLA A victim of the fundamental humanitarian crisis is lying in Malanje hospital , 17 12 1993 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ago-angola-ein-opfer-der-humanitaeren-krise-liegt-in-malanje-in-einem-krankenhaus-17121993-ago-angola-a-victim-of-the-fundamental-humanitarian-crisis-is-lying-in-malanje-hospital-17121993-ago-angola-a-victim-of-the-humanitarian-crisis-is-lying-in-malanje-hospital-17-12-1993-ago-angola-a-victim-of-the-fundamental-humanitarian-crisis-is-lying-in-malanje-hospital-17-12-1993-image602513454.htmlRM2X06T1J–AGO , ANGOLA : Ein Opfer der humanitaeren Krise liegt in Malanje in einem Krankenhaus , 17.12.1993 AGO , ANGOLA : A victim of the fundamental humanitarian crisis is lying in Malanje hospital , 17.12.1993 *** AGO , ANGOLA A victim of the humanitarian crisis is lying in Malanje hospital , 17 12 1993 AGO , ANGOLA A victim of the fundamental humanitarian crisis is lying in Malanje hospital , 17 12 1993
![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")
Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-02 Photo: War invalids doing sewing work [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-south-angola-26021993-archive-no-39-31-02-photo-war-invalids-doing-sewing-work-automated-translation-image571840219.htmlRM2T69G0Y–Angola, South Angola 26.02.1993 Archive No.: 39-31-02 Photo: War invalids doing sewing work [automated translation]
Huambo 1976-02-28 Angolan civil war. MPLA and ther Cuban brothers-in-arms, have taken Huambo, the capital of Unita. A proud and very young MPLA child soldier under the image of leader Agostinho Neto. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/huambo-1976-02-28-angolan-civil-war-mpla-and-ther-cuban-brothers-in-arms-have-taken-huambo-the-capital-of-unita-a-proud-and-very-young-mpla-child-soldier-under-the-image-of-leader-agostinho-neto-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image416763750.htmlRM2F616BJ–Huambo 1976-02-28 Angolan civil war. MPLA and ther Cuban brothers-in-arms, have taken Huambo, the capital of Unita. A proud and very young MPLA child soldier under the image of leader Agostinho Neto. Photo: Sven-Erik Sjoberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
1976-01-31 The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik SjOberg / DN / TT / Code: 53 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1976-01-31-the-mpla-is-now-launching-operation-persuasion-in-the-areas-previously-controlled-by-unita-and-south-african-troops-to-persuade-the-civilian-population-to-accept-the-mpla-photo-sven-erik-sjoberg-dn-tt-code-53-image417789306.htmlRM2F7KXEJ–1976-01-31 The MPLA is now launching 'Operation Persuasion' in the areas previously controlled by Unita and South African troops to persuade the civilian population to accept the MPLA. Photo: Sven-Erik SjOberg / DN / TT / Code: 53
Polish journalist and author Ryszard Kapu ci ski photographed in London at the Polish Embassy. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-polish-journalist-and-author-ryszard-kapu-ci-ski-photographed-in-london-127408257.htmlRMHB7XEW–Polish journalist and author Ryszard Kapu ci ski photographed in London at the Polish Embassy.
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Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-01-04-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-unita-soldier-training-automated-translation-image426313050.htmlRM2FNG6J2–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6JK/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-06-17-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-in-the-unita-weapons-workshop-automated-translation-2FNG6JK.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-06-17-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-in-the-unita-weapons-workshop-automated-translation-image426313067.htmlRM2FNG6JK–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-11-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6H5/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-11-20-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6H5.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-11-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-11-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-11-20-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-image426313025.htmlRM2FNG6H5–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-11-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-11-08 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6GR/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-11-08-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6GR.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-11-08 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-11-08 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-11-08-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-image426313015.htmlRM2FNG6GR–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-11-08 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-09-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6JA/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-09-01-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6JA.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-09-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-09-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-09-01-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-image426313058.htmlRM2FNG6JA–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-09-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-09-32 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6J3/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-09-32-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6J3.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-09-32 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-09-32 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-09-32-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-image426313051.htmlRM2FNG6J3–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-09-32 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6JG/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-01-04-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-unita-soldier-training-automated-translation-2FNG6JG.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-01-04-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-unita-soldier-training-automated-translation-image426313064.htmlRM2FNG6JG–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-25 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6GX/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-06-25-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-in-the-unita-weapons-workshop-automated-translation-2FNG6GX.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-25 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-25 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-06-25-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-in-the-unita-weapons-workshop-automated-translation-image426313018.htmlRM2FNG6GX–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-25 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-22 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6HF/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-06-22-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-in-the-unita-weapons-workshop-automated-translation-2FNG6HF.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-22 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-22 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-06-22-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-in-the-unita-weapons-workshop-automated-translation-image426313035.htmlRM2FNG6HF–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-22 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-03-05 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6H3/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-05-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6H3.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-03-05 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-03-05 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-05-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313023.htmlRM2FNG6H3–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-03-05 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6JN/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-20-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6JN.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-20-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313069.htmlRM2FNG6JN–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-12 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6KA/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-12-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6KA.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-12 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-12 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-12-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313086.htmlRM2FNG6KA–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-12 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-06 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6HT/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-06-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6HT.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-06 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-06 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-06-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313044.htmlRM2FNG6HT–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-06 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6JD/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-17-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6JD.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-17-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313061.htmlRM2FNG6JD–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-00 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6BJ/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-04-75-00-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-and-commandante-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6BJ.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-00 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-00 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-04-75-00-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-and-commandante-of-unita-automated-translation-image426312870.htmlRM2FNG6BJ–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-00 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-03 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6AN/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-04-75-03-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-and-commandante-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6AN.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-03 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-03 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-04-75-03-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-and-commandante-of-unita-automated-translation-image426312845.htmlRM2FNG6AN–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 04-75-03 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No.: 04-75-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6BB/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-04-75-01-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-and-commandante-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6BB.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No.: 04-75-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No.: 04-75-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-04-75-01-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-and-commandante-of-unita-automated-translation-image426312863.htmlRM2FNG6BB–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No.: 04-75-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader and commandante of UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6H7/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-14-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6H7.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-14-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313027.htmlRM2FNG6H7–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-23 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6H9/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-23-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6H9.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-23 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-23 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-23-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313029.htmlRM2FNG6H9–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-23 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-27 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6J7/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-27-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6J7.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-27 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-27 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-27-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313055.htmlRM2FNG6J7–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-27 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-21 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6HJ/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-21-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6HJ.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-21 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-21 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-02-21-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313038.htmlRM2FNG6HJ–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-02-21 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-18 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6J6/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-18-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6J6.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-18 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-18 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-03-18-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313054.htmlRM2FNG6J6–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-03-18 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-15 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6GN/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-13-15-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6GN.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-15 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-15 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-13-15-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313013.htmlRM2FNG6GN–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-15 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6HK/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-13-14-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6HK.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-13-14-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313039.htmlRM2FNG6HK–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-14 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-10 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6H4/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-13-10-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6H4.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-10 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-10 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-13-10-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-the-headquarters-of-unita-from-1976-to-1992-photo-dr-jonas-savimbi-leader-of-the-anti-colonial-movement-unita-automated-translation-image426313024.htmlRM2FNG6H4–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-13-10 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was the headquarters of UNITA from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Dr. Jonas Savimbi, leader of the anti-colonial movement UNITA [automated translation]
![Mali, Kokolo, 11.02.1993 Archive: 39-25-15 Dogon country Photo: an onion drying plant [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2T69ABH/mali-kokolo-11021993-archive-39-25-15-dogon-country-photo-an-onion-drying-plant-automated-translation-2T69ABH.jpg "Mali, Kokolo, 11.02.1993 Archive: 39-25-15 Dogon country Photo: an onion drying plant [automated translation] Stock Photo")
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![Soldier of the Western-oriented movement UNITA at post in the Angolan capital Luanda. Free elections are held in 1992 in the country ruled by the communist MPLA. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFA6P/soldier-of-the-western-oriented-movement-unita-at-post-in-the-angolan-capital-luanda-free-elections-are-held-in-1992-in-the-country-ruled-by-the-communist-mpla-automated-translation-2FNFA6P.jpg "Soldier of the Western-oriented movement UNITA at post in the Angolan capital Luanda. Free elections are held in 1992 in the country ruled by the communist MPLA. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
Soldier of the Western-oriented movement UNITA at post in the Angolan capital Luanda. Free elections are held in 1992 in the country ruled by the communist MPLA. [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/soldier-of-the-western-oriented-movement-unita-at-post-in-the-angolan-capital-luanda-free-elections-are-held-in-1992-in-the-country-ruled-by-the-communist-mpla-automated-translation-image426293918.htmlRM2FNFA6P–Soldier of the Western-oriented movement UNITA at post in the Angolan capital Luanda. Free elections are held in 1992 in the country ruled by the communist MPLA. [automated translation]
Armed UNITA guerrilla soldiers guard the entrance to their Jamba camp. On the left is a sign that points to the 22 years of civil war in Angola. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/armed-unita-guerrilla-soldiers-guard-the-entrance-to-their-jamba-camp-on-the-left-is-a-sign-that-points-to-the-22-years-of-civil-war-in-angola-image236375709.htmlRMRMFRHH–Armed UNITA guerrilla soldiers guard the entrance to their Jamba camp. On the left is a sign that points to the 22 years of civil war in Angola.
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