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AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
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AFGHANISTAN 1952. Rinderpest vaccination
Afghanistan, June 1952 - A goat was deliberately infected with rinderpest. Four days after inoculation the goat is killed and its spleen will be used in the preparation of vaccine. After filling pipette with serum, Dr. Eric Pierson (U.K.), FAO Veterinarian (shown here), transfers it to small bottles. 
A mission of specialists of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is helping the Government of Afghanistan to control cattle-killing rinderpest, endemic disease of this country and dangerous to other countries East and West of Afghanistan.
01/01/1952
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© FAO/Woodbridge Williams
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