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George Rodger - AFGHANISTAN/NORTH-WEST FRONTIER. World War II. 1941.
AFGANISTAN. Border with India. 1941.
AFGHANISTAN. Zargunkhel. With no mechanical power, artisans made rifles from scrap iron that were perfect replicas of government issue weapons and fired as accu
AFGHANISTHAN. Zargunkhel. With no mechanical power, artisans made rifles from scrap iron that were perfect replicas of government issue weapons and fired as acc
AFGHANISTHAN. Zargunkhel. A Malik (chieftain) of Zargunkhel in the Kohat Pass. 1941.
AFGHANISTAN. 1941.
AFGHANISTAN. 1941.
AFGHANISTAN. Khyber Pass. 1941. A Camel caravan on the route to Kabul from Peshawar.
AFGHANISTAN. 1941. Fortified villages on the Peshawar-Kabul road.
AFGHANISTAN. Kohat Pass. 1941. A sign on the Toch Valley Pass directs camel caravans and horses one way, and motor vehicles the other.
AFGHANISTAN. 1941. Tribal territory between Afghanistan and India (now Pakistan). Every road and hilltop was heavily guarded by local tribesmen.
AFGHANISTAN. 1941. A demonstration of locally manufactured artillery at the Zarghunkhel factory.
AFGHANISTAN. 1941. British Frontier Force recruits train at Landi Khota.
Afghanistan. Zargunkhel. 1942. With no mechanical power, artisans made rifles from scrap iron that were perfect replicas of government issue weapons and fired a
Zargunkhel. The Maliks (chieftains) of Zargunkhel in the Kohat Pass. 1941.
