In Yemen, Queen’s death recalls memories of colonial past

ADEN: In 1954, giant crowds turned out for a historic go to by Queen Elizabeth II to Aden. On the time, this metropolis on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula was a colony of the British Empire and was one of many busiest and most essential ports on the planet.
Now the queen’s demise after a 70-year reign has prompted some Yemenis to recollect part of historical past not typically evoked.
Her demise has introduced waves of grief and sympathy from across the globe.