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Memory of Fire: The War of Images and Images of War
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Memory of Fire: The War of Images and Images of War

Photos
20
Status
Public
Created
May 27, 2013
Updated
Feb 09, 2022
Categories
Award Winners Documentary

Photos (20)

Cover
Specialist William Wimberly watches George W. Bush apologize on behalf of the US military for the torture that took place at Abu Ghraib prison. © Ashley Gilbertson
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The Ministry of Planning, Baghdad 19-27 April 2003 © Simon Norfolk
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August 4, 2003, (near) Tikrit, Iraq © Geert van Kesteren. Courtesy the artist.
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1.53 am Oct 20 2003. Detainee is handcuffed in the nude to a bed and has a pair of panties covering his face at the Abu Ghraib prison, Baghdad, Iraq. Photo taken using cameras owned by Cpl. Charles A. Graner Jr. and Staff Sgt. Ivan Frederick II. © bpb
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An explosion rocks a building in Saddam Hussein's palace complex in Baghdad, March 21, 2003, during the American 'Shock and Awe' air raids that marked the beginning of the occupation of Iraq. The complex on the banks of the Tigris later became what is now known as the Green Zone and houses both the Iraqi legislation as well as key American installations. © Franco Pagetti, VII
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Details from War Memorial by Julian Germain, 2008 © Steve Armon
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Photograph by Paul Seawright. Valley, 2002 © bpb
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Photograph by Philip Jones Griffiths. Quynh Lan, 11 years old, at her home in A Luoi, Vietnam. Her father was sprayed many times with Agent Orange. © Philip Jones Griffiths / Magnum Photos
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1997. Fahrida lost her leg during a mujahideen mortar attack in Jalalabad © Harriet Logan
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Chicago 4 © Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin
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A mobile phone photograph of exiled Iraqi civilians: a Muslim family celebrates Christmas at home. Image collected by Geert Van Kesteren. © bpb
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Poster published to mark the 11th anniversary of the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam by the OCLAE (Latin American and Caribbean Students Association). Designed by Félix Beltrán. 1971. © International Council of Graphic Design Associations Archive, University of Brighton Design Archives
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Anonymous Photographer FMLN Special Forces training to avoid landmines, El Salvador 1987 © Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen El Salvador
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Air Force Staff Sgt. Jacob Bailey, August 22, 2006, Spc. Antoine Davis, from the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division patrols Tal Afar, as an Iraqi child walks alongside. This photo appeared on www.army.mil. © U.S. Army
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The Incommensurable Banner, 2007 (Studio view) © Thomas Hirschhorn
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Frank Hurley. Looking out from the entrance of a captured Pill-Box on to the shell ravaged battlefield, 1917/1918 © Mitchell Library State library of New South Wales
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Seen through a night-vision device, paratroopers conduct a raid on a suspected terrorist's home in Fallujah, Iraq. The Soldiers are assigned to the 82nd Airbourne Division's Company B, 1st Battalion 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment. This photo appeared on www.army.mil © U.S Army
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VIETNAM. South Vietnam, Quin Hon. U.S. Soldiers with a group of captured Vietcong suspects, 1967 © Philip Jones Griffiths/Magnum Photos
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The North gate of Baghdad, the scene of fierce fighting during the invasion,19-27 April 2003 © Simon Norfolk
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American soldiers rarely get a chance to study a dead Mahdi Army fighter. The insurgents usually duck in and out of soldiers lines of sight. The soldiers are curious to see the human face of their enemy, especially when they're dead. In accordance with army policy, dead are left on the street for Iraqi's to recover and bury, "They clean up their own." said one soldier. (c) Ashley Gilbertson © bpb
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