ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH IFNI WAR - OFFICIAL GUARD WITH INDIGENOUS Spaniards - REGULAR LEGION - MEASURES 14 X 8.5 CMS - War of Ifni espaolas forces clash with Moroccans by Espaolas possessions Western Shara, north of
ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH IFNI WAR - OFFICIAL GUARD WITH INDIGENOUS Spaniards - REGULAR LEGION - MEASURES 14 X 8.5 CMS - War of Ifni espaolas forces clash with Moroccans by Espaolas possessions Western Shara, north of Africa, between October 1957 and April 1958 and the aborted culmincon siege of the city of Sidi Ifni - Franco envidos flags (battalions) of Legin, strength lite shock of Spain, El Aain in June 1957 - On 23 October, two people close to Sidi Ifni, and Bou Goulimine Izarguen were occupied by 1,500 soldiers Moroccans (muyahidn ) - The Siege of Ifni had begun - Two flags MS Legin reached the espaolas possessions before the start of hostilities (the Sixth Flag reaches Ifni, while the second is uni the Fourth and Thirteenth in the Sahara espaol) - Also a flag and a paratrooper regiment moved to infantera Ifni - Before the veto of the United States (ally of Morocco) that Spain used to aircraft or weapons manufactured by that country, it had to resort to five old Heinkel He-111 Moroccans to bomb positions
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- 50661
- Number of items
- 1
- Condition
- ★★★☆☆ (3 of 5)
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