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Bruno Barbey - NIGERIA. The Biafra War. 1967.

NIGERIA. The Biafra War. 1967. - NIGERIA. Town of Ogoja. 1967. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hundred still remaining are well looked after in a refugee camp set up in the Ogoja mission hospital. - Bruno Barbey

NIGERIA. Town of Ogoja. 1967. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and

NIGERIA. Town of Ogoja. Soldier of the Federal Government on patrol. 1967.

NIGERIA. The Biafra War. 1967. - City of Nsukka. Troops of the Federal government entering the university of Nsukka (on of Africa's largest university, 4.000 students). - Bruno Barbey

City of Nsukka. Troops of the Federal government entering the university of Nsukka (on of Africa's largest university, 4.000 students).

City of Nsukka. Troop of the Federal Government being armed and leaving on a mission against the Ibos.

Town of Enugu.

NIGERIA. The Biafra War. 1967. - Town of Ogoja. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hundred still remaining are well looked after in a refugee camp set up in the Ogoja mission hospital. - Bruno Barbey

Town of Ogoja. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hund

NIGERIA. The Biafra War. 1967. - City of Nsukka. Troops of the Federal government entering the university of Nsukka (one of Africa's largest university, 4.000 students). - Bruno Barbey

City of Nsukka. Troops of the Federal government entering the university of Nsukka (one of Africa's largest university, 4.000 students).

Town of Enugu. Troops of the Federal Government.

Town of Ogoja. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hund

NIGERIA. The Biafra War. 1967. - NIGERIA. City of Nsukka. 1967. Ammunitions captured by Federal troops when they liberated the town of Ogoja, (the population of Ogoja is mainly composed by Ibos). - Bruno Barbey

NIGERIA. City of Nsukka. 1967. Ammunitions captured by Federal troops when they liberated the town of Ogoja, (the population of Ogoja is mainly composed by Ibos

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Bruno Barbey - NIGERIA. The Biafra War. 1967.

NIGERIA. Town of Ogoja. 1967. The population of Ogoja is mainlycomposed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and

NIGERIA. Town of Ogoja. Soldier of the Federal Government on patrol. 1967.

City of Nsukka. Troops of the Federal government entering the university of Nsukka (on of Africa's largest university, 4.000 students).

City of Nsukka. Troop of the Federal Government being armed and leaving on a mission against the Ibos.

Town of Enugu.

Town of Ogoja. The population of Ogoja is mainlycomposed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hund

City of Nsukka. Troops of the Federal government entering the university of Nsukka (one of Africa's largest university, 4.000 students).

Town of Enugu. Troops of the Federal Government.

Town of Ogoja. The population of Ogoja is mainlycomposed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hund

NIGERIA. City of Nsukka. 1967. Ammunitions captured by Federal troops when they liberated the town of Ogoja, (the population of Ogoja is mainly composed by Ibos

NIGERIA. Town of Ogoja. 1967. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and

Town of Ogoja. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hund

Town of Ogoja. The population of Ogoja is mainly
composed by Ibos. The half of them left the town after the occupation of the Federal troops and the three hund