The Ten Year Crusade

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The Ten Year Crusade
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Ted and Alicia Cardell with two of their
children, 1960
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Gerda and Martin Aiff with their six children,
following their arrival in South West Africa,
1959.
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Gerda Aiff
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Hilifa Andreas Nekundi and Gerda Aiff at the
jubilee
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The first National Spiritual Assembly of the
Bahaìs of Namibia, 1981
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Martin Aiff(left) with some bahaìs on their way
to a deepening seminar, 1988
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Some of the members of the Omaruru children's
choir.
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Maina Mkandawire (second from left) with Baha'i
women from Omaruru
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Some of the participants at the jubilee
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Participants at the jubilee drum in joy and unity.
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The first Bahaì local Spiritual Assembly in
Samoa, 1957
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Visit of Hand of the Cause Ruhiiyih Khanum for
the opening of the Bahaì Temple in Samoa, 1984
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Ruhiyyih Khanum is greeted by the Head of the
State of Samoa
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Hand of the Cause Dr Giachery at the Temple site
in 1982
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A member of the National Assembly
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The Head of the State of Samoa, His Highness
Susuga Malietoa Tanumafili II
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Lilian Wyss-Alai who introduced the Faith in
Samoa in 1954
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Samoan men at the residence of the Head of the
State
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Lilian Alai, knight of Bahaullah for Samoa,
with the daughter
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Mr and Mrs Garcia in 1968 sailed in Samoa on
their vessel and introduced the Faith to many
people
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Some of the participants at the Jubilee, the
result of the selflsess service of the numeorus
pioneers
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Beacon of unity in the midmost heart of the
oceanthe Bahaì House of Worship
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Sardegna (Italy)
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Marie Ciocca(right), Knight of Bahaullah, with
some bahaì friends, 1962
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Dr. and Mrs Giachery, visiting Maria Ciocca in
her pioneering post
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Maria Ciocca with William Sears Aprile,Sardinia,
1954
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Marie Ciocca with Livia Pargentino, the first to
become bahaì in Sardinia
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1955, Historical trio Rima Nichola and Tuaine
Karotaua, the first two Cook islanders to become
bahaìs, with Edith Danielsen (right) who arrived
in Cook Island in 1953
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First Local Assembly of the bahaìs of Rarotonga,
1956
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Bahaì pioneer Nan Greenwood, 95
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Flowers of one garden
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National Assembly of the Bahaìs of the Cook
Islands at the International Convention
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A. Mazakmat, the first Papua New Guinean to
become a Bahaì
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R. Hancock, 1956 who pioneered in Papua New
Guinea in 1954 from New Zealand
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R. Hancock in 2004
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Violet Hoehnke, knight of Bahaullah for Papua
New Guinea, with some children, 1954
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The Local Assembly of Madina with a group of
bahaìs
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Eight members of the first National Assembly of
Papua New Guinea, 1969
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Local bahaìs meet with the Counsellor Mr Naraqi
at their village
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Hand of the Cause Ruhiyyih Khanum with Violette
Nakhjavani with a bahaì who hosted them at Aumu
village, 1984
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Bahaìs with a banner for a bahaì gathering
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Bahaìs at Mapaio, 1984
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Tamun Kosep, a traditional chief and treasurer of
the first LSA of Madina
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The first Spiritual Assembly of Andaman and
Nicobar Islands with, at centre, Hand of the
Cause Ruhiyyih Khanum
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First Lady of Andaman and Nicobar Islands
attending the jubilee
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Some bahaìs performing at the celebrations of
the jubilee
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Bahaì gather at the Institute Conference
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Member of Bahaì adult literary class, Pygmy
development project. Mubambiro, North Kivu, 1989
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Members of the first National Spritual Assembly,
1971
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Participants in a teacher training course at the
Ola Bahaì Institute
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Chief (left) and fellow bahaìs in a village
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Girl performing at the jubilee
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The Bahaì Women Group of Lumumbashi
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Members of the Dawn of Carmel Choir
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Childrens theatre, depicting a travel teaching
trip by Mr Nakhjavani to the Belgian Congo
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National Assembly of the Bahaìs of Democratic
Republic of Congo
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Oh! that I could travel, even though
on foot and in the utmost poverty, to these
regions, and, raising the call of
Ya-Baha'u'l-Abha in cities, villages, mountains,
deserts and oceans, promote the Divine teachings!
This, also, I cannot do. How intensely I deplore
it! Please God, ye may achieve it."Abdul-Baha