From Europe to North Africa: Lush Kodachrome Slides Taken on a Tour of Duty in the Early 1950s

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These slides appear to have been taken by a US Army nurse who seems to have been attached to the 97th General Army Hospital at Frankfurt, West Germany in 1952 and 1953. During her tour of duty she was able, like most US service personnel, to travel in her free time to various places in Europe and Algeria (and possibly other countries in North Africa).
Take a look at Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland and Algeria in the early 1950s through these 26 beautiful Kodachrome pictures. For more fascinating vintage photographs, make sure to visit gbfernie5’s brilliant collections on Flickr.

Algerians at a lookout in or near the El Kettar Cemetery, Algiers, Algeria.

Bou-Saada, Algeria.

Bou-Saada, Algeria.

Carpet market, Bou-Saada, Algeria.

Market, Bou-Saada, Algeria.

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