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Amazing scenes in Rome at news of Adowa triumph. An amazing scene taken in Rome last night, Oct. 6, showing the thronging crowds, who went mad with delight, when the news of the fall of Adowa, the Abyssinian city, was revealed. The Italians had waited for 39 years for their revenge against the Ethiopian Empire and at last it was fulfilled. They danced in the streets,sang war songs, and banners'and ...

Foto in zwart-wit van de voorzijde van het nieuwe station van Rome, afgedrukt in Nieuw Spoor in juli bij een artikel. Achterop de foto gegevens over de foto.

Celebrating 17th. anniversary of the March on Rome. Count Grandi (right), former Italian Ambassador in London, reading congratulatory message to Signor Mussolini, during the 17th. anniversary of the Fascist March on Rome. Count Grandi is now Minister of Justice.

Getoond op deze prent is Benito Mussolini.Mussolini opent de nieuwe universiteit te Rome.Op de prent is een bovenschrift te lezen: Mussolini opent de nieuwe universiteit te Rome. Op de prent is een ondertitel te lezen: Minerva's nieuwe schild.Het betreft hier een spotprent uitgegeven op 09-11-1935. De handtekening van Tjerk Bottema is rechts onder geplaatst.Tjerk Bottema werkend bij weekkrant De Notenkraker ...

Food for Rome. Three young Italians sort their wares in an open air market in Rome for sale to housewives. When the Allies liberated the Italian capital June 3, 1944, there remained only a few days supply of food in the city, the rest having been taken by the retreating Germans. Aided by Allied authorities, huge stockpiles of food were hastily brought into the city from the surrounding countryside ...