Bangladesh, Floods 1. At the heart of the city of Dacca, capital of Bangladesh, lies this road called Kazi Alauddin. The people make their way along it as best they can -- and try to keep life in the city going[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

FLOOD Flood and Famine in East Pakistan: THE GREATEST DISASTER OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY The horribly bloated body of a victim of the typhoon in the Bay of Bengal. The final death toll may be as high as 500,000.[Stamped Camera Press, London]

1 BANGLADESH - FLOOD 4/SEP/1974 1. An exhausted refugee family -- the mother has already succumbed to starvation -- take refuge in Dacca Railway Station. The father is at the end of his tether; the children pathetically hungry and undernourished.

6 BANGLADESH - FLOOD 4 SEP 1974 6. Refugees at Azimpur wait in a hungry circle for the few calories a day which is the best they can hope for.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BANGLADESH - FLOOD 4/Sep/1974 5. A father and child, made homeless by the floods, wait for rations at Azimpur Camp in Dacca.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BANGLADESH - FLOOD 4/SEP/1974 1. At the heart of the city of Dacca, capital of Bangladesh, lies this road called Kazi Alauddin. The people make their way along it as best they can -- and try to keep life in the city going ...

11 APRIL 1971 DACCA: EAST PAKISTAN: University professors and teachers demonstrating in Dacca streets.

DACCA: EAST PAKISTAN: UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS DEMONSTRATING IN DACCA STREETS, 11 APRIL 1971

MEMORIAL STATUE to the late Sheikh Abeid Amani Karume (1906 -- 1971) who was Zanzibar's leader and First Vice-President of the United Republic of Tanzania from 1964 until his assass- ination in 1971. This statue is sited outside the Bwawani Hotel, Zanzibar Town.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

HEADQUARTERS of the ruling Afro-Shirazi Party, Zanzibar Town, Zanzibar.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

MWINYI ABOUD JUMBE, Chairman of the Zanzibar Revolutionary Council and First Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania. Born Zanzibar, 1920. Educated Zanzibar, University of Makerere. Home Affairs, 1964. Minister of State in the First Vice President's Office, 1964. Minister for Health and Social Services, 1964. Chairman of ZRC and 1st V-P, 1972.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

WOLFANGO JOSEPH DOURADO, Zanzibar Attorney-General. Educated Zanzibar, Middle Temple, London School of Economics, England. Crown Counsel, Zanzibar, 1960. Acting Attorney-General, 1964. Attorney-General, 1964.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Colonel MOAMMAR AL-GADDAFI, President of Libya. Born 1938. Educated University of Benghazi. Joined Libyan Army 1965. Chairman of Revolutionary Council and C-in-C after coup of September, 1969.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Colonel MOAMMAR AL-GADDAFI, President of Libya. Born 1938, Educated University of Benghazi. Joined Libyan Army 1965. Chairman of Revolutionary Council and C-in-C after coup of September, 1969.

LIBYA: GADDAFI: Col Moammar al-Gaddafi, Chairman of the Revolutionary Council. Born 1938. Joined Libyan Army 1965. Chairman of RC and C-in-C 1969.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Colonel MOAMMAR AL-GADDAFI, President of Libya. Born 1938. Educated University of Benghazi. Joined Libyan Army 1965. Chairman of Revolutionary Council and C-in-C after coup of September, 1969.

ANTONIO FRANCK, Foreign Minister of the Central African Republic. Former Teacher. Minister for National Education 1969. Minister for Labour 1970.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

NIGER: KOUNTCHE: Seyni Kountche, Head of State.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

Colonel MOAMMAR AL-GADDAFI, President of Libya. Born Misurata, Libya, 1938. University: Benghazi. Joined Libyan Army, 1965. Became Chairman of Revolutionary Council and C-in-C of the Armed Forces after the coup of September, 1969.