Title
The Black Journey of André Citroën in 1924 Not far from the River Télé, Iacouleff did the portrait of the leader Libaskva
Caption
The Black Journey with Citroën in 1924
Not far from the River Télé, Iacouleff did the portrait of the leader Libaskva
The Black Journey was an expedition, with Citroën and his cars, of more than 28,000 kilometres (about 17,500 miles) across Africa, from the 28th October 1924 to the 26th June 1925, organised by Georges Marie Haardt and his deputy Louis-Audouin Dubreuil.
The expedition went from Colomb-Béchard to Madagascar passing through Niger, Chad, Malawi and Lake Victoria.
The goal was not just recreational but also informative, scientific and economic.
Date
1924
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Photo12
Reference
COM00350_122
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