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English: Italian prisoners of war at Harrar, capital of the Ethiopian province of the same same. The soldiers, made prisoners during the First Italo-Ethiopian War, are awaiting repatriation to Italy. The picture was taken in March 1897 by the second in command of a French mission to Ethiopia, during a stopover in Harrar.
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Source Charles Michel, Vers Fachoda à la rencontre de la mission Marchand à travers l'Éthiopie, Éditions Plon, Paris, 1900.
Author Charles Michel
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