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Image Not Available for Round flat dough-cake bread is baked over a hot cinder. Nearby in a samovar, tea steeps. The Afghans are social and hospitable people
Round flat dough-cake bread is baked over a hot cinder. Nearby in a samovar, tea steeps. The Afghans are social and hospitable people
Image Not Available for Round flat dough-cake bread is baked over a hot cinder. Nearby in a samovar, tea steeps. The Afghans are social and hospitable people

Round flat dough-cake bread is baked over a hot cinder. Nearby in a samovar, tea steeps. The Afghans are social and hospitable people

Creator Dr. Tichy-Wehr
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 18.2 x 12.9 cm (7 3/16 x 5 1/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2002/528
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Over and over again freedom-loving Afghans rise against British rule. Commemorative plaques tell of fights involving heavy losses of English troops against the courageous warriors.
Over and over again freedom-loving Afghans rise against British rule. Commemorative plaques tell of fights involving heavy losses of English troops against the courageous warriors.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Afghans are proud, freedom-loving people who have fought the English and retained integrity for their independence against all attacks.
The Afghans are proud, freedom-loving people who have fought the English and retained integrity for their independence against all attacks.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Afghan truck drivers during a rest.
Afghan truck drivers during a rest.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A truck on a journey from Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Afghanistan owns no roads.
A truck on a journey from Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Afghanistan owns no roads.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Khyber Pass proves to be an "Achilles Heel" for the British army.
The Khyber Pass proves to be an "Achilles Heel" for the British army.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Every approaching enemy is noted by the guards in the high towers. Death in this warlike land is more quick than anywhere else in the world.
Every approaching enemy is noted by the guards in the high towers. Death in this warlike land is more quick than anywhere else in the world.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The motor road through the Khyber Pass is protected by numerous forts.
The motor road through the Khyber Pass is protected by numerous forts.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A warning board advises that it is not safe to be on the Khyber Pass during the night hours. The Khyber Pass is a mountain pass that links Pakistan and Afghanistan.
A warning board advises that it is not safe to be on the Khyber Pass during the night hours. The Khyber Pass is a mountain pass that links Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The border between India and Afghanistan. ?????
The border between India and Afghanistan. ?????
Dr. Tichy-Wehr
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for An Afghan National Army soldier lays in his bed beside his assault rifle, bread, tea and a small Christmas tree during the morning on the second day of EID while taking a break from the fighting to celebrate the second EID also known as the Festival of Sacrifice at a Forward Operating Base on the front lines in Zhari District located west of Kandahar City, Afghanistan. Many of the Afghan soldiers serving with Canadian Troops considered EID like their form of Christmas. There are two celebrations of EID during the second it is common to sacrifice an animal, which is to commemorate and celebrate the sacrifice of the Prophet Abraham also known as Ibrahim
An Afghan National Army soldier lays in his bed beside his assault rifle, bread, tea and a small Christmas tree during the morning on the second day of EID while taking a break from the fighting to celebrate the second EID also known as the Festival of Sacrifice at a Forward Operating Base on the front lines in Zhari District located west of Kandahar City, Afghanistan. Many of the Afghan soldiers serving with Canadian Troops considered EID like their form of Christmas. There are two celebrations of EID during the second it is common to sacrifice an animal, which is to commemorate and celebrate the sacrifice of the Prophet Abraham also known as Ibrahim
Louie Palu
December 20, 2007
Photograph
Image Not Available for Not cheeses, hot giant loaves of bread baked in a big Community oven in Brilliant B.C [Page 43 of Wells and Pots album]
Not cheeses, hot giant loaves of bread baked in a big Community oven in Brilliant B.C [Page 43 of Wells and Pots album]
Edith Sarah Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
Image Not Available for A breakfast of biscuits and tea produced from a Samovar (large kettle)is prepared in the early morning.
A breakfast of biscuits and tea produced from a Samovar (large kettle)is prepared in the early morning.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
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