Special Collections and University Archives, - Selected African Holdings
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Selected items with African Origination
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University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Full-length portrait of young child sitting on leopard skin rug in front of scenic backdrop; child is supported from behind by adult not pictured. Caption: Wineto Ockbeet. Abyssinian. Khartoum, Sudan. …
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Concerning Jones' plan to migrate to Abyssinia and establish a cotton business there.
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Concerning Jones' request for the names of firms that deal in appraisal of Stradivarius violins.
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Regretting that he has not been able to contact the President of Dunbar National Bank to discuss matters of Ethiopian finance and investment; assuring that "in the long run, and …
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Street scene of Addis Ababa in Abyssinia (now Ethiopia) on coronation day.
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Suggesting "the organization and regular meetings of the natives" as the only probable solution to the "South African situation" -- "only in this way can you accomplish your freedom" -- …
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Concerning a proposal for an article on Ethiopian relations with Europe and the United States.
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Thanking him for the copies of "The Crisis" he sent them, as well as for his advice regarding Ethiopian finance and the establishment of a gold standard there.
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Regarding his interest in doing engineering work in Abyssinia, pledging to write to a Dr. West to seek information on the matter which he "shall be glad to pass on"; …
University of Massachusetts Amherst · 1930 English
Memorandum outlining the current status and predicament of "the American Negro" and his history; recounting efforts made on the part of "the colored people of the world to free themselves"; …