The Conference on African Peoples

A multiracial community of activists began organising public meetings and rallies in the 1930s, paving the way for the Pan-African Congress of 1945.

Princess Tsehai, Haile Selassie and Crown Prince Asfa-Wossen with Dr Martin, the Abyssinian Minister, June 4th, 1936,

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