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Harar, Ethiopia (Abyssinia) in Africa

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Ras Makonnen
Ras Makonnen
Mary Evans Prints Online
Panoramic view of Harar with beautiful clouds
Panoramic view of Harar with beautiful clouds
Fine Art Storehouse
Ras Makonnen Walda-Mika'el Guddisa - Abyssinia
Ras Makonnen Walda-Mika'el Guddisa - Abyssinia
Mary Evans Prints Online
Soldiers and sailors help pile boxes of food and water off a CH-53E helicopter
Soldiers and sailors help pile boxes of food and water off a CH-53E helicopter
Stocktrek Images
RAS MAKONNEN (1852-1906). General and governor of Harar province in Ethiopia. Photograph
RAS MAKONNEN (1852-1906). General and governor of Harar province in Ethiopia. Photograph
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Beans For Sale In The Old City Of Harar In Eastern Ethiopia; Harar, Ethiopia
Beans For Sale In The Old City Of Harar In Eastern Ethiopia; Harar, Ethiopia
Design Pics
Donkeys, Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Donkeys, Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Design Pics
Harar, Ethiopia, Africa; Coffee And Prayer Beads
Harar, Ethiopia, Africa; Coffee And Prayer Beads
Design Pics
A woman from Harar in festival attire, Ethiopia, 1922
A woman from Harar in festival attire, Ethiopia, 1922
Heritage Images
Visit of Ras Makonnen to Les Invalides in Paris, 1902
Visit of Ras Makonnen to Les Invalides in Paris, 1902
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The impressive Shewa Gate is one of the seven entrances
The impressive Shewa Gate is one of the seven entrances
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Ethiopia, Harar
Ethiopia, Harar
AWL Images
Visit of Ras Makonnen to Les Invalides in Paris, 1902 Featured Harar Print

Visit of Ras Makonnen to Les Invalides in Paris, 1902

Visit of Ras Makonnen to Les Invalides in Paris, 1902. Ras Makonnen (1852-1906) was a general and the governor of Harar province in Ethiopia, and the father of Tafari Makonnen, later known as the Emperor Haile Selassie I. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 3rd August 1902

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Makonnen Wolde Mikael - illustration, 1906. Pictured with his palace at Harar
Makonnen Wolde Mikael - illustration, 1906. Pictured with his palace at Harar
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The ancient entrance gate of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
The ancient entrance gate of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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Early morning on the streets of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Early morning on the streets of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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Children play football on a dirt pitch in Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Children play football on a dirt pitch in Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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An eagle keeps watch from the branches, high above the city of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
An eagle keeps watch from the branches, high above the city of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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A vulture rests in a tree in the city of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
A vulture rests in a tree in the city of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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Weaver birds building nests, Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Weaver birds building nests, Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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The outer wall of the ancient city of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
The outer wall of the ancient city of Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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The Buda gate, one of six gates leading into the ancient walled city of Harar
The Buda gate, one of six gates leading into the ancient walled city of Harar
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Muslim butcher in Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Muslim butcher in Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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Girls stepping out of school in Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Girls stepping out of school in Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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The market at the entrance to the Shoa Gate, one of six gates leading into the walled
The market at the entrance to the Shoa Gate, one of six gates leading into the walled
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Makonnen Wolde Mikael - illustration, 1906. Pictured with his palace at Harar. General and the governor of Harar province in Featured Harar Print

Makonnen Wolde Mikael - illustration, 1906. Pictured with his palace at Harar. General and the governor of Harar province in

Makonnen Wolde Mikael - illustration, 1906. Pictured with his palace at Harar. General and the governor of Harar province in Ethiopia. Father of Tafari M?konnen (Haile Selassie I). 8 May 1852 - 21 March 1906. From Liebig collectible card (French series title: En Abyssinie'/'In Abyssinia')

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A boy walks his camel through one of the 368 alleyways contained within the city of Harar
A boy walks his camel through one of the 368 alleyways contained within the city of Harar
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The main market known as Gidir Magala, previously known as the Muslim market
The main market known as Gidir Magala, previously known as the Muslim market
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Child walking up pathway to Rimbauds house and museum, Old Town, Harar
Child walking up pathway to Rimbauds house and museum, Old Town, Harar
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Shewa Gate, one of seven entrances to the ancient walled city, Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
Shewa Gate, one of seven entrances to the ancient walled city, Harar, Ethiopia, Africa
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Harar Gate or Dukes Gate named after the first Duke of Harar, Ras Makomen
Harar Gate or Dukes Gate named after the first Duke of Harar, Ras Makomen
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