3-023-002 - British Pathe Ltd/Heritage Images

A Male Civilian Talks to a Male French Officer, 1920s. '...the French [were] in difficulties with some of the locals in North Africa...their foes then were the Rifs, oh yes, the Rifs were responsible for more than just the desert song? The great General Lyautey had quite a war on his hands. A land in turmoil - a bitter struggle with seemingly no end. The pattern in Africa certainly repeats itself. Friendly sheikhs, and others, not so friendly. Politics complex and explosive'. From "Time To Remember - Came the Dawn", 1925 (Reel 1); peek at the British Film Industry of the 1920s - clips from great silent films and newsreels.