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| 162 |
The market |
| 163 |
Defiant Baggaras made prisoner |
| 164 |
The market |
| 165 |
The gallows: crowd round the body of the last man hanged by the Khalifa |
| 166 |
The slave market place |
| 167 |
A fellow prisoner of Neufeld in Yakoub's courtyard |
| 168 |
Charles Neufeld in Jibba and chains, and a fellow prisoner |
| 169 |
C. Neufeld with his black wife and children |
| 170 |
C. Neufeld in the German attaché's clothes |
| 171 |
The Khalifa's relations imprisoned by him in the prison courtyard |
| 172 |
Sister Teresa Gregolini with her baby and Greek husband Kokorombo. She was Lady Superior of the Convent at El Obeid and captured there in 1883 |
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Khartoum 1898
| Title |
A fellow prisoner of Neufeld in Yakoub's courtyard |
| Reference |
Y3042C/167 |
| Extent and Medium |
Good condition. |
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| Content and context |
160 x 109 mm. A view showing a newly released fellow-prisoner of Neufeld's in Yakoub's courtyard (Yakoub was a half-brother of the Khalifa). This man is probably Ibrahim Fawzi Pasha. Originally a cadet in the Egyptian administration in the Sudan, in 1874 he served under Gordon in Equatoria. Emin Pasha took his place when he was convicted of irregularities and for a time he was Arabi Pasha's chief of Police in Cairo (1882). Again employed by Gordon, he was in charge of the Egyptian forces during the siege of Khartoum. During his imprisonment he ran a coffee shop in Omdurman and spent some years in jail with Neufeld. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Omdurman'. |
| Further information |
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A photograph of Ibrahim Fawzi Pasha can be found facing p.143 in: Neufeld, C (1899), A prisoner of the khaleefa : twelve years' captivity at Omdurman, London: G Bell.
Indexed
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| Index Terms |
| Africa |
| Khartoum |
| Sudan |
| Umm Durman |
| No further on-line information. |
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