Postcard
Kairouan, Tunisia
Estimated value: $5-$15
In 1966, Tunisia was in the early years of independence under President Habib Bourguiba, who had come to power in 1956 and was pursuing a modernizing, secular national agenda that reshaped Tunisian society and its relationship with its Islamic heritage. Kairouan, long revered as one of the holiest cities in Islam and a symbol of Arab civilization in North Africa, occupied a complex symbolic position in this new republic — honored as a cultural monument yet navigated carefully within Bourguiba's modernizing reforms.
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