Albania, 1999 – Kosovar deportees meeting in a refugee camp.

Kosovo, 1999 – Ruins of Djacovica, destroyed by Serbs.

Bosnia, 1993 – Mourning a soldier killed by Serbs and buried in what was
once a football field.

Afghanistan, 1986 – Mujahedin praying while on an operation against the
Soviet army.

II. Dünya savaşında ailesini kaybeden ve travma geçiren bir çocuğun çizdiği ev.

Child Draws Home: The effects of the World Wart II have not only resulted to the death of millions, but also a long-standing disturbance on the lives of those who survived, particularly children. They were the ones who greatly suffered from the pain and trauma brought by the war. They not only witnessed killings of their families and friends; they also lost their future. They may have survived the war, but the pain will forever be there. Among those who suffered this effect is Teresa, a young Polish girl who lost her family during the war. While in staying in a concentration camp, she drew an unrecognizable image on the blackboard, which was somewhat chaotic. When ask what her drawing was, she pertained to it as her “home”.

Angola’daki iç savaşta öldürülen ve şok içinde yaşayan küçük çocuklar, 1996.

A government soldier defends a bridge in central Monrovia where a standoff between rebel and government forces held the city under siege. (Photo by Carolyn Cole)