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Map of Yemen before 1990 unification, showing South Yemen in purple from Aden east through Abyan, Shabwah, Hadhramaut, and Al-Mahra, including Socotra, beside the green Yemen Arab Republic of North Yemen. Women march in Aden carrying FLOSY banners with Arabic writing; one young woman holds a sign bearing the movement's name. National Liberation Front members march through Yemen carrying rifles and red, white, and black flags. Portrait of Abdul Fattah Ismail in a blue suit and dotted tie, seated with his hands clasped below his chin. Vice President Ali Salem al-Beidh, left, and President Ali Abdullah Saleh sit behind a cluster of microphones at a press conference.
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Yemen before unification (1967–90)
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Front for the Liberation of (Occupied) South Yemen
Protesters of the independence movement Front for the Liberation of (Occupied) South...
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National Liberation Front in South Yemen
Members of a South Yemen independence movement, the National Liberation Front (NLF),...
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Abdul Fattah Ismail, head of state of South Yemen, in September 1979
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Ali Salem al-Beidh and Ali Abdullah Saleh after the unification of Yemen
The former leaders of South Yemen, Ali Salem al-Beidh (left), and North Yemen, Ali...
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