#amazigh

Woman from Agadir Tissint, Morocco

Chaoui woman's dress, from Algeria, by linshiny_

Portrait of an Amazigh mother and her children from the Ait Atta tribe in Draa Valley, southeastern Morocco, 1976 — Shinya Fujiwara

Amazigh Jewish woman, Morocco, ca. 1940.

Following military orders, he photographed women and men who were forcibly displaced from their villages to so-called camps de regroupement (regroupment camps) by the French army. Displacement formed a military strategy intended to disrupt the support networks between villagers and anti-colonial fighters. The photographs taken by Garanger were included with the newly issued identity cards that each individual had to carry with them in the camps. Since most men had left their villages to join the anti-colonial struggle, the overwhelming majority of these photographs are of women.

Inside the Tunis Synagogue

Oh my, couldn't resist indeed ~

Algerian Kabyle Culture ⵣ