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Three Bahreini Arabs freed from St Helena

Jul 14, 1961; London, UK; The three Bahreini Arabs were sentenced in Bahrein in 1956 on charges of attempting to overthrow the Government and to assassinate the Ruler, Sheikh Sulman Bin Hamad al Khalifah. Leaning on the rails of the liner Warwick Castle when she arrived at King George V Dock are the three Bahreini Arabs (L-R) ABDUL RAHMAN BAKER, ABDUL ALI ALAIWAT and ABDUL AZIZ SHAMLAN

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13236551
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46993988
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3525px x 4593px (1.7MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Keystone Pictures USA

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