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Antoine Jaulmes, colour portrait
Su Riddell
Nigerian Ifoghale John Amata plays Mutanda, a nationalist revolutionary leader in the film Freedom.
Elsie Chiwuzie, Nigeria, plays the role of the ‘Queen’ in the film “FREEDOM”
Michel Koechlin, with is wife, Catherine, no date
Bishop J K A Aggey and Adetokumbe Ademola from Nigeria meet Englishman Hugh Elliott in Nigeria.
Prime Minister, Patrice Lumumba of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Cabinet attend showing of film "Freedom".
Frank Buchman with West African delegation at Caux, Switzerland.
Former Swiss Chancellor, Dr Oskar Leimgruber, (front row) attends Caux conference, Switzerland
Frank Buchman, Dr Oskar Leimgruber and African conference delegate at Caux, Switzerland.
Portrait of Andrew Chambers
Prime Minister Tage Erlander of Sweden meets with Bremer Hofmeyr and Manasseh Moerane from South Africa
Unknown person with Alan Knight on the right attending a multiracial conference in Pretoria, South Africa
Frank Buchman in India with unknown person to be identified.
Iqbal Sacranie, Secretary General, the Muslim Council of Britain, signs the Clean Slate promise at a special event in London.
Symbolic burning by children and staff at Edward Feild Primary School in Kidlington of pieces of paper on which they had written the things they wanted to leave behind in the old millennium.
Symbolic burning by children and staff at Edward Feild Primary School in Kidlington of pieces of paper on which they had written the things they wanted to leave behind in the old millennium.
Prof Braam Nel, Person Unknown, Nico Ferreira and Dr William Nkomo at Caux
Photo Ulrike Keller
Meeting with Frank Buchman at Mackinac Island. On stage in front row, l- r: Bremer Hofmeyr, Manasseh Moerane, South Africa; Rajmohan Gandhi, India; Archie Mackenzie, Scotland.
Dr Frank Buchman and George Golding, President of the Coloured People's National Union, South Africa, welcomes Lakshmi Gandhi and the grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, Gopal Gandhi to London.
Member of Parliament, Blaar Coetzee, South Africa, (right).
Kenyan Stanley Kinga in Mountain House, Switzerland. He planned the death of Gray Leakey, father of Agnes Hofmeyr, as a human sacrifice to placate the gods of Mau Mau.
Moral Re-Armament team visit Jomo Kenyatta's Teacher's Training College at Githunguri, Kenya
Rajmohan Gandhi is shown around Hebron, on the West Bank, by Dr Mustapha Barghouthi during Gandhi's visit in April 2010
The immense Comptoir Suisse, home of the Swiss Fair, was in three weeks transformed into a fully equipped motion picture studio for filming "The Good Road",
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Scene from African production of play The Ladder in Caux 1971. The hero signs over his "life". LtoR. Ralph Travis, Peter Loch, Unknown, Bill Page,Unknown
Filming of the Good Road in Lausanne, with Tom Kennedy
Filming of the Good Road in the Comptoir suisse in Lausanne
Scene of the Good Road
Paul Misraki, the composer of the music of the Good Road, at a rehearsal with the chorus.
David Jolly and Jerry Nelson spraying green paint to make the earth match the surrounding grass for the scene on the lake shore.
Marion Anderson one of the film directors. Right: Peter Sisam
Lloyd Nolan speaks after the premiere of the film in new York
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_Nolan
Dr Thelma George, United States delegate to the United Nations speaks at the reception following the premiere of the "Crowning Experience"
Mr and Mrs Charles Coburn and Spring Byington meet Chief David Crowchild
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Coburn
At the premiere of the film in Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios receives Muriel Smith and Ann Buckles, who play the main parts in the film, and May Bladeck, Ruhr miner
Smith and Buckles with Mr. Crosti, General manager of the Snia-Viscosa Fabrics Combine.
Prime Minister U Nu, from Burma attended a performance of the musical in Helsinki. That was part of the World Mission.
Finland's President, Juho Kusti Passikivi and Mrs Passikivi attend the Finnish premiere of "The Vanishing Island".
Showing in Cairo^s Opera House. August 1955
The Prime Minister of Thailand, Field marshal Pibulsonggram introduces the premiere of "The Vanishing Island" at the theatre in the Department of Culture in Bangkok. July 1955
The Prime Minister and other Government and diplomatic leaders were among the 2'500 people who were present at the Karachi premiere of the musical.
