The natives shouting Vive la France outside the French Minister's house, while others were engaged in plundering and destroying property in other parts of Cairo

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The natives shouting Vive la France outside the French Minister's house, while others were engaged in plundering and destroying property in other parts of Cairo

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Showing a large group of Egyptians voicing their support outside the the residence of the French Minister in Cairo during the riots of March 1919. The mostly turbaned men are seen in front of a large two storied house with arched windows. Some palms and other trees are visible as well as an ornate street light. Part of an umbrella can be seen in the foreground.

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1919-06-05

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Auckland Weekly News

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/229900

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Cairo / Street lights / Houses / Palm trees / Turbans / Egyptians / Riots / Egypt

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