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Year: 1951
Senussi warrior - 10 millieme
Issued during the period of Cyrenaica under British administration, this stamp features a Senussi warrior, reflecting the historical importance of the Senussi movement in eastern Libya. Founded in the nineteenth century as a religious and social reform movement, the Senussi order became a major political and cultural force in the region and played a significant role in resistance against foreign occupation during the early twentieth century. By portraying a Senussi figure, the stamp commemorates an important aspect of Cyrenaica's history and identity. The issue recognizes the legacy of the Senussi movement and its influence on the development of modern Libya, highlighting themes of heritage, leadership, and the region's struggle for self-determination.
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