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In the 1930s the Italians built this bridge at Dogali, west of Massawa, Eritrea, during the Fascist build-up for the invasion of Ethiopia. — In the 1930s the Italians built this bridge at Dogali, west of Massawa, Eritrea, during the Fascist build-up for the invasion of Ethiopia.
David Stanley · CC BY 2.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
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In the 1930s the Italians built this bridge at Dogali, west of Massawa, Eritrea, during the Fascist build-up for the invasion of Ethiopia. — In the 1930s the Italians built this bridge at Dogali, west of Massawa, Eritrea, during the Fascist build-up for the invasion of Ethiopia.David Stanley · CC BY 2.0 · via Wikimedia CommonsRightsCC BY 2.0, as stated on the file's Wikimedia Commons record (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0).
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Bridge at Dogali

Dogali · Northern Red Sea · Eritrea

Modern · architecture

What the record shows

The Italian-built bridge at Dogali on the road and railway from Massawa to the highlands, beside the field of the battle of 1887.

Place: Dogali · Northern Red Sea · Eritrea
Date: Not recorded in the catalogue
Structure or site: Architecture & ruins
Holding: Wikimedia Commons

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Wikimedia Commons category — Bridge at Dogali catalogue
Wikimedia Commons — Bridge at Dogali, Eritrea photograph
Flickr — original photo page (David Stanley, CC BY 2.0) photograph