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Background imageRelated Images Collection: Churchill tank moving through Tunisian countryside in the Medjez-el-Bab area

Churchill tank moving through Tunisian countryside in the Medjez-el-Bab area. 4th May 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: R. A. F. and U. S. A. A. F Bostons in formation headed for a target in Tunisia

R. A. F. and U. S. A. A. F Bostons in formation headed for a target in Tunisia
R.A.F. and U.S.A.A.F Bostons in formation headed for a target in Tunisia. 8th May 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: R. A. F armourers at work in Tunisia, preparing airfield. 5th May 1943

R. A. F armourers at work in Tunisia, preparing airfield. 5th May 1943
R.A.F armourers at work in Tunisia, preparing airfield. 5th May 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Blenheim aircraft of R. A. F. Mediterranean command delivers an attack from mast-high on an

Blenheim aircraft of R. A. F. Mediterranean command delivers an attack from mast-high on an
Blenheim aircraft of R.A.F. Mediterranean command delivers an attack from mast-high on an emery tanker off the coast of Tunisia recently though she was escorted by destroyer

Background imageRelated Images Collection: The white signal of surrender on the bomb battered landing ground on the island of

The white signal of surrender on the bomb battered landing ground on the island of Pantelleria during the SecondWorld War

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Second World War, North Africa Campaign. Mareth Line, Tunisia. April 1943

Second World War, North Africa Campaign. Mareth Line, Tunisia. April 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Cheering crowds line the streets of Sfax to welcome 8th Army tanks

Cheering crowds line the streets of Sfax to welcome 8th Army tanks. Picture shows, eighth army tank passing along the streets of Sfax amid cheering and enthusiastic crowds. April 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Blenheim aircraft of R. A. F. Mediterranean command delivers an attack from mast-high on an

Blenheim aircraft of R. A. F. Mediterranean command delivers an attack from mast-high on an
Blenheim aircraft of R.A.F. Mediterranean command delivers an attack from mast-high on an emery tanker off the coast of Tunisia recently though she was escorted by destroyer

Background imageRelated Images Collection: British tanks approaching the extremely difficult terrain and 'Longstop Hill'

British tanks approaching the extremely difficult terrain and "Longstop Hill"
British tanks approaching the extremely difficult terrain and " Longstop Hill". Tunisia. North African Campaign of World War II. April 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Second World War, North Africa Campaign. The 8th Army do it again

Second World War, North Africa Campaign. The 8th Army do it again. Entire Mareth defences taken. Picture shows, men (of the East Yorks)

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Second World War, North Africa Campaign. Tunisia, the First army pushes

Second World War, North Africa Campaign. Tunisia, the First army pushes on. Picture shows, infantry resting against a craggy crest above Kelbine after they had taken the height

Background imageRelated Images Collection: The 8th Army do it again. Entire Mareth defences taken. Picture shows

The 8th Army do it again. Entire Mareth defences taken. Picture shows, the observation post in one of the captured forts, note pillbox in the background. North Africa Campaign, Second World War

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Mareth line battle, North Africa Campaign, Second World War

Mareth line battle, North Africa Campaign, Second World War. Gun flashes of the terrific barrage directed against the Mareth Line. Tunisia, March 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Tunisia. First Army in action. A company of 1st army infantrymen, supported by 30 tanks

Tunisia. First Army in action. A company of 1st army infantrymen, supported by 30 tanks, were given an objective to storm in the advance towards Tunis. They captured the position

Background imageRelated Images Collection: RAF and USA Air Force attack enemy lines in Tunisia. RAF roundels

RAF and USA Air Force attack enemy lines in Tunisia. RAF roundels and the USA Air Force star fly together in formation in Tunisia

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Men of Rifle Brigade picking off German snipers operating in a high building. Tunisia

Men of Rifle Brigade picking off German snipers operating in a high building. Tunisia. May 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Scenes during the Royal visit to Tunis, Tunisia. 21st October 1980

Scenes during the Royal visit to Tunis, Tunisia. 21st October 1980

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Royal visit to Tunis, Tunisia. 21st October 1980

Royal visit to Tunis, Tunisia. 21st October 1980

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Royal Yacht Britannia in Tunis, Tunisia. 21st October 1980

Royal Yacht Britannia in Tunis, Tunisia. 21st October 1980

Background imageRelated Images Collection: President Habib Bourguiba during the Royal state visit to Tunis, Tunisia

President Habib Bourguiba during the Royal state visit to Tunis, Tunisia. 21st October 1980

Background imageRelated Images Collection: The Bizerte Crisis July 1961 French paratroopers stop

The Bizerte Crisis July 1961 French paratroopers stop and inspect a makeshift ambulance at a road block bear to the Tunisian port of Bizerte at the height of the crisis The crisis arose after

Background imageRelated Images Collection: The Bizerte Crisis 1961 A French paratrooper framed in a bullet

The Bizerte Crisis 1961 A French paratrooper framed in a bullet and shell riddled shop shutter on the streets of The crisis arose after Tunisian forces surrounded

Background imageRelated Images Collection: The Bizerte Crisis 1961 Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba seen here addressing

The Bizerte Crisis 1961 Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba seen here addressing the press and condemning France and French aggression in the port city of Bizerte

Background imageRelated Images Collection: The Bizerte Crisis 1961 Discarded helmets of the retreating Tunsian army lay in

The Bizerte Crisis 1961 Discarded helmets of the retreating Tunsian army lay in the road as patrolling French paratroopers drive through the streets

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Former Goon Spike Milligan is pictured with two aboriginal weapons at

Former Goon Spike Milligan is pictured with two aboriginal weapons at the exhibition of his paintings, drawings and cartoons in the foyer of the Mermaid Theatre, Blackfriars, London

Background imageRelated Images Collection: 1990 World Cup Warm Up match at the Stade Olympique El Menzah, Tunis

1990 World Cup Warm Up match at the Stade Olympique El Menzah, Tunis. Tunisia 1 v England 1, Englands Paul Gascoigne on the ball. 2nd June 1990

Background imageRelated Images Collection: David Seaman and Gareth Southgate June 1998 relax after England training session in

David Seaman and Gareth Southgate June 1998 relax after England training session in La Baule as they prepare for their first game against Tunisia in the World Cup France 1998

Background imageRelated Images Collection: David Beckham during England training session June 1998 as they prepare for

David Beckham during England training session June 1998 as they prepare for match against Tunisia in the World Cup France 1998

Background imageRelated Images Collection: General Montgomery visiting a battalion of Gurkhas who helped the 8th Army to

General Montgomery visiting a battalion of Gurkhas who helped the 8th Army to pierce the Mareth Line in Tunisia inspects one of their Khukri knifes. WW2 - 1943

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Fashion models Debbie Moore (right) and Jane Powell two of the girls who are flying out

Fashion models Debbie Moore (right) and Jane Powell two of the girls who are flying out to model in Tunisia. This may be the start of something new in using Manchester models instead of London models

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Two Manchester models who are off to Tunisia on a modelling assignment Debbie Moore

Two Manchester models who are off to Tunisia on a modelling assignment Debbie Moore (right) and Jane Powell and judging by the look from Mr. George Hill out with his dog Kim they should do very well

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Miss World 1969. (left to right - front row) The Misses, Argentine, Australia, Austria

Miss World 1969. (left to right - front row) The Misses, Argentine, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic

Background imageRelated Images Collection: On a Motif from Hammamet, 1914. Creator: Klee, Paul (1879-1940)

On a Motif from Hammamet, 1914. Creator: Klee, Paul (1879-1940)
On a Motif from Hammamet, 1914. Found in the collection of Art Museum Basel

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Motif from Hamammet, 1914. Creator: Klee, Paul (1879-1940)

Motif from Hamammet, 1914. Creator: Klee, Paul (1879-1940)
Motif from Hamammet, 1914. Found in the collection of Art Museum Basel

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Mohrencafe, 1905. Creator: Kandinsky, Wassily Vasilyevich (1866-1944)

Mohrencafe, 1905. Creator: Kandinsky, Wassily Vasilyevich (1866-1944)
Mohrencafe, 1905. Private Collection

Background imageRelated Images Collection: The Ksar, Medenine, Tunisia

The Ksar, Medenine, Tunisia
circa 1910s

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Capture of Two Galleys at Byserta, 1628. Creator: Stefano della Bella

Capture of Two Galleys at Byserta, 1628. Creator: Stefano della Bella
Capture of Two Galleys at Byserta, 1628

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Caius Marius on the Ruins of Carthage, January 20, 1782. Creator: Robert Blyth

Caius Marius on the Ruins of Carthage, January 20, 1782. Creator: Robert Blyth
Caius Marius on the Ruins of Carthage, January 20, 1782. After John Hamilton Mortimer

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Tunis, from Flags of All Nations, Series 2 (N10) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes Brands

Tunis, from Flags of All Nations, Series 2 (N10) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes Brands, 1890

Background imageRelated Images Collection: TUNISIAN POTTERS CAVE

TUNISIAN POTTERS CAVE
A Tunisian potter at work in his underground cave workroom at Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa. Date: 1930s

Background imageRelated Images Collection: European knights mount an unsuccessful siege 1390

European knights mount an unsuccessful siege 1390
European knights mount an unsuccessful siege on a city near Tunis, Africa. Defeated, they soon return home

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Anglo-French attack on Tunis 1390

Anglo-French attack on Tunis 1390
The expedition of the French and the English to a town some 100 kilometres from Tunis, at the request of the Genoese. The fleet sets sail. Date: 1390

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Tunisian Cavalry - foot and mounted

Tunisian Cavalry - foot and mounted
COLONIAL Tunisian Cavalry - foot and mounted Date: 1889

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Son of the Tunisian Ambassador, 1780. Creator: Ozias Humphry

Son of the Tunisian Ambassador, 1780. Creator: Ozias Humphry
Son of the Tunisian Ambassador, 1780

Background imageRelated Images Collection: Bearded Man in Oriental Costume, ca. 1780. Creator: Ozias Humphry

Bearded Man in Oriental Costume, ca. 1780. Creator: Ozias Humphry
Bearded Man in Oriental Costume, ca. 1780

Background imageRelated Images Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20103199

EyeUbiquitous_20103199
Tunisia, El Jem, Arabic disabled access sign

Background imageRelated Images Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20099859

EyeUbiquitous_20099859
TUNISIA, El Jem, Bi-lingual sign

Background imageRelated Images Collection: 20033011

20033011
TUNISIA Djaba Golf course



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