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Title
Dette billede viser floden Kagera, som Ugandas tidligere præsident Idi Amin mente skulle være Ugandas grænse til Tanzania. Kagera er en kildeflod til Nilen. På højen stod der tidligere et tysk fort, som der stadig er rester af, og det var et af de steder, englændere og tyskere kæmpede under 1. verdenskrig. Derefter blev der bygget en kirke, som hører til Nordveststiftet og kan ses meget langt væk. Men da Idi Amin invaderede landet i 1978, blev kirken bombarderet og lagt i ruiner. Evangelist Simon Kibarabara har arbejdet her, og han og hans kone bor lige i nærheden. De var til stor støtte for den danske missionær Gudrun Larsen under hendes arbejde på stedet. Foto 1977
This picture shows the Kagera River, which Uganda's former President Idi Amin regarded as the p
Creator
Larsen, Gudrun
Date Created and/or Issued
1977
Publication Information
University of Southern California. Libraries
Contributing Institution
University of Southern California Digital Library
Collection
International Mission Photography Archive, ca.1860-ca.1960
Rights Information
CC Attribution (CC BY). https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Må bruges med kildeangivelse: Danmission Photo Archive / Should be used with source reference: Danmission Photo Archive.
Danmission
Strandagervej 24, 2900 Hellerup, Denmark
USC does not control copyright for these images. For usage permission, contact the Danmission. Information is available at http://danmission.dk
danmission@danmission.dk
Description
This picture shows the Kagera River, which Uganda's former President Idi Amin regarded as the proper border between Uganda and Tanzania. Kagera is one of the sources of the Nile. The hill was previously the site of a German fortress, and there are still traces of the fortress to be seen. It was one of the battle scenes between British and German forces during World War I. Later a church was built on the site. It belongs to the North Western Diocese, and it is visible from afar. But it was bombed and completely destroyed during Idi Amin's invasion of the country in 1978. Evangelist Simon Kibarabara and his wife worked here, and their home is nearby. Their support was of great importance to the work of Missionary Gudrun Larsen in this part of the country. Photo 1977.
Type
image
Format
image/jpeg
photographs
Identifier
imp-dan-DM_00135.jpg
http://doi.org/10.25549/impa-c123-92373
http://thumbnails.digitallibrary.usc.edu/imp-dan-DM_00135.jpg
Subject
Danmission
Det danske Missionsselskab
Danish Missionary Society
DMS
Tanzania
Kirke Mission
Church Mission
DIAS-Tanzania
Diasserie278
Ntoma
Gudrun Larsen
Simon Kibarabara
Evg. Lutheran Church Tanzania
ELCT
Nordveststiftet
North Western Diocese
Kirker ELCT
Churches ELCT
Time Period
1977
Place
Africa
Ntoma
North Western Diocese
Tanganyika
Tanzania
Source
DM_00135.tiff [File]
Relation
Danmission Photo Archive
International Mission Photography Archive, ca.1860-ca.1960
Photographs of the Danmission, Copenhagen, Denmark
http://fotoarkiv.danmission.dk/fotoweb/archives/5001-Danmission%20Photo%20Archive/archive/photo_archive/DM_00135.tiff.info#preview-media

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