From Jerusalem To Port Said, 1932

A tour of the Egyptian city of Cairo in the early 1930s. To purchase a clean DVD or digital download of this film for personal home use or educational use contact us at questions@archivefarms.com. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Egypt
• Port Said
• Jerusalem
• Palestine
• Cairo
• Andre de la Varre
• 1930
• 1930s
• travelogue
• stock footage

[ryad]

@battatt11 It all began when you mothafuckers came along

[blogotube]

I think someone got lost in 1932.This is Port Said? I was hoping to see Port Said somewere in this video.Port Said is were I was born.

[abitarrosso]

Seems to me somebody has made sure that there are no videos or images of pre-occupation palestine...am I wrong or are all videos related to paletise post 1948???!!!! I advise anybody who has pre-occupation videos to post them! we have full right to show what the jews stole away from palestians and that before they occupied it it was beautiful and not the "New Berlin Wall" as we know it now!!!

[seesheirf]

I would have loved to see the posh areas like garden city and zamalek and maadi. Anyone have any links?

[sinar80]

Port Said where it was only cairo

[yumagetbullet]

These civil are both Muslim and Jews. Everything was fine in that place until Jews thought - '' we would need our own country'' . Arabs have nothing with it..

[battatt11]

look how classy and civil it used to look ...hmmmm I wonder what happend? ohh ya the Arab took over..

[Hi5fromMe2U]

This film has been cut, so missing the first part which covers the journey from Damascus to Beyruth in Lebanon and on to Jerusalem in Palestine. Then on to Port Said. A great shame these parts are missing - but a wonderfull cinematografic record. Hope the missing section may be found and posted !

[ccbbsskkyy]

The title is wrong !!

The film only shows Cairo.

[doodlebloop]

Although the title here and on the film says Jerusalem to Port Said, this film only shows Cairo. Interesting to see the changes in Cairo since 1932 - the only thing that hasn't changed though is being hassled on the street by 'guides'!