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King Edward VII and queen Alexandra visits Chabet el Akra, 7/05/1905 (print)
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King Edward VII and queen Alexandra visits Chabet el Akra, 7/05/1905 (print)
5674464 King Edward VII and queen Alexandra visits Chabet el Akra, 7/05/1905 (print) by French School, (20th century); (add.info.: Algeria History
Illustration in: Le Petit Parisien, France, 7/05/1905
Coll. Part. History.); Photo © CCI
Media ID 28651811
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This print captures a significant moment in history as King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra pay a visit to Chabet el Akra on July 5,1905. Taken by the French School of the 20th century, this image provides a glimpse into Algeria's rich past. The royal couple's arrival in North Africa is documented here, showcasing their diplomatic efforts and interest in foreign affairs. The photograph was originally featured in Le Petit Parisien, France's renowned newspaper at that time. In this snapshot from the early twentieth century, we see King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra surrounded by an enthusiastic crowd. The people of Algeria eagerly gather to catch a glimpse of these esteemed visitors from afar. The scene is set against the backdrop of Arab civilization, with hints of Algerian culture evident throughout. The dusty streets are filled with cars - symbols of progress and modernity during that era. This print not only serves as a historical document but also highlights the significance of transportation as a means for connecting nations and fostering international relations. It reminds us how vehicles have played an essential role in shaping our world. With its monochromatic charm and attention to detail, this photograph offers viewers an opportunity to step back in time and witness an important moment between two nations – one that continues to resonate even today.
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