United Republic of Tanzania: Tunduma, on the Zambia-Tanzania Frontier- on the Zambia and Tanzania frontier in East Africa, International travel writer Charles E. Adelsen (wearing cap) inspects the tracks of the great Uhuru (meaning freedom) Railway at the border station of tunduma in Tanzania. According to officials of the "Tazara" (Tanzania-zambia) Railway authority, the writer-photographer team of Adelsen and Angelo-castrillon, while guests of Tanzania for four months recently were the first non-African writer-photographer team to travel,as guests, officially, from Zambia to the Indian ocean at Dar Es Salaam on board the Great Uhuru railroad, built by the peoples' Republic of China for the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia. While in Tanzania, Adelsen and Angelo-castrillon and lectured and presented films on Turkey's Tourism at the German Goethe Institute in Dar Es Salaam for large nudiences. Even in Africa, their reportage on Rurkish Tourism appeared in magazines and papers as far apart as Vienna and Hollywood.
Photo measures 10 x 8 inches.
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