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Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Afghanistan.
GP141 Girls weaving rugs, Glen Wright - Gemini Correspondent, Western Samoa
GP142 Man playing an instrument
GP143 Soviet artillary and military trucks outside Kabul, with caption.
GP144 Farming scene from Panjshir valley
GP145 Chaurnassia Rural Health Centre, 1978, WHO
GP146 Chaurnassia Rural Health Centre, Dec 1970, K Muldoon - United Nations.
GP147 Afghan refugee children in Pakistani camp
Creator: Gemini News Service; 1967-2002; news agency; 1967-; news agency

General photographs of Africa, where country is not known.
GP170 Young child receiving a vaccination against small pox. WHO photograph by Chevalier
GP485 Sir Arthur Smith of United Africa Company (UAC) operating in West Africa, which was part of Unilever c.1960s-1970s
GP921 Blind of Africa
GP1160 Ambassador Oumarou Youssoufou, the OAU Executive Secretary to the UN at conference in California. Compliments of the California Polytechnic University
Creator: Gemini News Service; 1967-2002; news agency; 1967-; news agency

Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Bolivia.
GP290 Gathering of Mothers' Clubs members at Cochabmba. By Deyton Johnson
GP291 Bolivian woman crouching by a pile of boxed and cartoned food.
GP649 2 colour photographs of Bolivian child footballers. (The second photograph is a replica of the first).

Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Cambodia.
GP254 Group of Cambodian men
GP255-256 UN Soldiers
GP257-258 Angkor Wat

Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Canada.
Expo 67, Montreal:
GP78 Australian Pavillion
GP79 Ethiopian Pavillion
GP80-88 Africa Place artworks, photos by Monica Mugan
GP89 Barbados/ Guyana Pavillion
GP90-91 Ceylon Pavillion
GP92 Cuban Pavillion
GP93 German Pavillion / Canadian Pavillion / French Pavillion / British Pavillion / US Pavillion
GP94 Moshe Safdie, designer of Expo's Habitat 67
GP95-98 Habitat 67
GP99-101 Indian Pavillion
GP102 Jamaican Pavillion
GP103 Plaza of the Americas
GP104 Mauritius Pavillion
GP105 Taiwan Pavillion
GP106-109 Man the Explorer Pavillion and Man the Producer Pavillion models
GP110 Trinidad and Tobago Pavillion
GP111 Thailand Pavillion
GP112 La Ronde model
GP113 Asbestos rock fountain model
GP114 Metro rails and vehicles
GP115 The Gyrotron model
GP116 The Expo stadium model
GP117 The village model
GP118 The Youth Pavilion model.
GP119 Mackay Pier, Habitat and Community and Health Pavillion models
GP120 International Trade Centre Pavilion
GP121 Christian Pavilion model
GP122 Pavilion model
GP123 Sculptures
GP124 Baule and Bini masks and Basonge figure
GP125 Bird mask
GP126 Jean Drapeau, Mayor of Montreal, is interviewed
GP127 Jewish community pavilion
GP128 UN pavilion model
GP129 Expo 67 photo brochure
Other photos:
GP 536 Maurice Strong: Director General of UN (1971)
GP 537 Flora McDonald, Foreign Minister of Canada circa 1969
GP 538 Joey Smallwood: District Prime Minister of Newfoundland
GP 539 Expo 70: Model of Canadian Pavillon
GP 540 Jester of city of Canada circa 1970
GP 574 Simplified keyboard for Arabic Script processor
GP 575 Dr Hyder with his Simplified keyboard for Arabic Script processor
GP 577 Dr Robert Baird McClure with the CBC crew in Ratlam Christian hospital
GP 578 Dr Robert Baird McClure
GP 579 Davidee Kagvik and Iyola discussing their carvings at the London Museum of Mankind Exhibiton
GP 580 John McKenzie, Commonwealth Arts Festival coordinator
GP 581 Eskimo women - North Western Territories
GP 656 Colour photograph of Mr Yogrsh Varhade, President of the Ambassador Centre for Justice and Peace, Toronto.

Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Congo.
GP897-899 Slides of British garments worn in the Congo. From Sara Errington.
GP900 Robert Gardiner with Sture C Linner his predcessor 1962.
GP901 Patrice Lumumba, Congo Prime Minister 1960.
GP902 Kasavubu President of Congo and Dag Hammersjkold.

Selection of newspaper cuttings of Gemini News Service articles relating to Untied Nations agencies.

Subjects covered include: the new secretary-general of the UN, Kofi Annan, 1997; meeting of the 16 nation leaders of NATO, Brussels, 1994; the UN and the environment, 1997; the efficiency of the UN, 1996; reaction to the genocide in Rwanda, nd; UN war crimes trial for atrocities in Bosnia and Croatia, 1994; NATO's big spenders, 1994 and a UN study on world food supplies in 2010, 1993.

Notebook, written mostly in shorthand, containing notes on the 'Congo crisis' in July 1960 including: attacks in [Elisabethville] and Jadotville; power production; Union Minière du Haut-Katanga (UMHK); Katanga, the UN and calls for the removal of Belgium troops; Force Publique; the use of unarmed UN troops; fighting in Kolwezi; refugees; [Léopoldville]; UNICEF; the supply of medicines and food; and numbers of key workers.

Names featured include: Tito Spoglia, [Moïse] Tshombe, [Patrice] Lumumba, [Godefroid] Munongo, Sir Roy Welensky, Ralph Bunche, Dag Hammarskjold, Major Weber, Carl Von Horn, Sture Linnér, Maurice Pate and Gen Gheysens.

Contains some longhand notes in French.

Transcribed by Pat Butler in 2021 as part of the Clyde Sanger shorthand transcription project with funding from The National Archives' Collaborate and Innovate Testbed Fund. The pdf transcription document also contains a digitised copy of the notebook.

Notebook, written mostly in shorthand, containing notes on the UN and Katanga [now part of The Democratic Republic of the Congo] including: UN forces in the Congo; conflict and casualties; the evacuation of foreign nationals; foreign aid; judges, legal training and the judicial system in the Congo; the status of the new government; and medical training in France.

Names featured include: Zaslavsky, Brigadier Ward, [Victor] Lundula, Patrice Lumumba, Colonel Ayayo, Major Gulliver, Dr. Grossen and Sayed Omer Abdel Hamid Adil.

Also contains cuttings of two newspaper articles written in French relating to a [Youth creation project in Leopoldville and the creation of a Kantangese maritime campaign].

Transcribed in 2021 as part of the Clyde Sanger shorthand transcription project with funding from The National Archives' Collaborate and Innovate Testbed Fund. The pdf transcription document also contains a digitised copy of the notebook.

Notebook, written mostly in longhand with some shorthand, containing notes on: the setting up of a commission in Katanga; Katangan independence day; Moïse Tshombe, copper production and the Union Minière du Haut-Katanga (UMHK); the UN in Kantanga; Kasai provinces; disturbances at the Katanga-Kasai border; UN and international troops in Katanga; Belgian troops in Rwanda and Burundi; reports of disturbances in Burimba and Kigali; Congo-Brazzaville; the Burundi government; the new government in the Congo; relations between Burundi and Rwanda; the economy in Burundi; government ministers in [Burundi ?]; the Economic Union; continued Belgian involvement in Burundi; Ugandan refugees; Mwanza and coop unions; central and local governments, the economy and independence in Uganda; the EACSO [East African Common Services Organisation]; local government and the civil service in Tanganyika; ZAPU and the Southern Rhodesian government; and the repatriation of Buluba people by the UN in the Congo.

Names featured include: Moïse Tshombe, Jean Back, Sir Derek Dodson, Lord Home, [Robert] McNamara, André Lubaya, Barthélemy Mukenge, Patrice Lumumba, Congo-Brazzaville, Benjamin Turok, Michel Rwagasana, André Muhirwa, Kigeli V Ndahindurwa, Mr. Muhirwa, [Jean-Baptiste] Ntidendereza, Joseph Biroli, Colonel Logiest, Paul Bomani, Mayanza-Nkangi, [Grace] Ibingira, [Cuthbert Joseph] Obwangor, [Milton] Obote, George Magezi, Sir Edgar Whitehead, Ronald Isaac Sibanda and Joshua Nkomo.

Transcribed by Sylvia Stirling in 2021 as part of the Clyde Sanger shorthand transcription project with funding from The National Archives' Collaborate and Innovate Testbed Fund. The pdf transcription document also contains a digitised copy of the notebook.