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Bosnia, Sarajevo - July 1992. A Bosnian fighter reads a copy of Oslobodenje at the Sarajevo newspapers destroyed offices.

Sarajevo Women During Conflict

Emina Bakic joined the Bosnian army at the age of 18 after her father died. Emina in her army fatigues.

Location: TREBEVIC, Bosnia and Herzegovina. (Photo by Chris Sattlberger)

Sarajevo Graveyard (Lav)

SARAJEVO-1992: A gravedigger at work in Sarajevo's Lion Cemetery where, prior to the war, lovers met and people walked their dogs. In 1992 an average of 12 citizens a day were being buried there. (Photo By Tom Stoddart)

Sniper Alley Sign

SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - AUGUST 1995: A muslim woman hurries past graffiti warning of snipers in a dangerous part of Sniper Alley. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart)

Muslim Boy in Sarajevo During War
Mirza Mangajic (vjerovatno Mangafić), a 10-year-old Muslim boy, walks in the street. He survives in Sarajevo's Old Town quarter with his grandmother. He has no news of his parents and sisters. Like numerous Sarajevo inhabitants, Mirza spends his time looking for wood, food, and water in the streets. | Location: Old Town, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. (Photo by Antoine GYORI)

Sarajevo War
SARAJEVO-1992 Shells flares and tracer bullets light up the night sky as Serb gunners pound Sarajevo from their positions in the surrounding hills. (Photo By Tom Stoddart)