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War scars Stock Photos and Images
RMH75633–24th July 2003 Shell-damaged apartment building at the Al Jumhuriya Bridge in Baghdad, Iraq.
RMH9CEG3–29th May 2004 A typical street scene in Kabul, Afghanistan: a street market next to bomb-damaged buildings.
RMH9CEG6–29th May 2004 A typical street scene in Kabul, Afghanistan: life goes on next to bomb-damaged buildings.
RMH9CEG4–29th May 2004 A typical street scene in Kabul, Afghanistan: life goes on next to bomb-damaged buildings.
RM2BBNN8R–26th January 1994 During the war in central Bosnia: a battle-scarred house pockmarked with bullet and shrapnel scars in the Bosnian Muslim village of Here, two days after its capture by soldiers of the HVO's Rama Brigade.
RM2CTBN5E–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: destroyed buildings at the junction of Mostarskog bataljona and Bulevar in Mostar.
RM2CTBMWD–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: the ruined Lakišića mosque on Mostarskog bataljona, in Mostar.
RM2CT6CHX–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: destroyed buildings along Adema Buca street in Mostar.
RM2CT6CA6–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: destroyed buildings at the junction of Mostarskog bataljona and Adema Buca in Mostar.
RM2E3PC30–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, a battle-scarred street near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2CT6BND–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: the view along Kujundžiluk street towards the Stari Most (Old Bridge) in Mostar.
RM2CTBMCP–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: a destroyed building at the junction of Mostarskog bataljona and Adema Buca in Mostar.
RM2CTBMKG–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: the battle-scarred Staklena Banka building, formerly the Ljubljaska Banka, in Mostar.
RM2E2JARC–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, shattered buildings line a street near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2E2RXJY–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in a battle-scarred building in Beirut.
RM2CT6C65–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: No.1 Kujundziluk, on the east side (Muslim) of the Neretva River in Mostar.
RM2CKNYNB–6th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: the view along Kujundžiluk street towards the Stari Most (Old Bridge), and the Neretva River in Mostar.
RM2E3JBAA–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in battle-scarred buildings near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2E37JA1–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in battle-scarred buildings near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2D4W5EE–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in battle-scarred buildings on Michel Zakhour street, Beirut.
RM2E3DD3N–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in battle-scarred buildings near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2E3DD65–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in battle-scarred buildings near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2E2JABP–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in battle-scarred buildings near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2E3JBCX–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in battle-scarred buildings near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2CPW6JM–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: battle-scarred buildings on Mostarskog bataljona Street, on the east side of the river in Mostar.
RM2E31TNX–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in a battle-scarred building near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2E2BBXA–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in a battle-scarred building near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2E2BBPH–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in a battle-scarred building near the Green Line in Beirut.
RM2D4W5BY–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in a battle-scarred building on Michel Zakhour street, Beirut.
RM2D4W5D8–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in a battle-scarred building on Michel Zakhour street, Beirut.
RM2D4PK0B–18th September 1993 After 15 years of civil war, life goes on in a battle-scarred building on Michel Zakhour street, Beirut.
RM2D4EAD2–18th September 1993 Battle-scarred buildings along Michel Zakhour street in Chiyah, a southern suburb of Beirut, are testament to 15 years of civil war.
RM2CKP0RT–6th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: people cross a cable footbridge that replaced the Stari Most (Old Bridge), over the Neretva River in Mostar.
RM2CPW7FC–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: detail of battle-scarred buildings on Mostarskog bataljona Street, on the east side of the river in Mostar.
RM2CPW70G–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: detail of battle-scarred buildings on Mostarskog bataljona Street, on the east side of the river in Mostar.
RM2CT6C13–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: people cross a cable footbridge that replaced the destroyed Stari Most (Old Bridge), over the Neretva River in Mostar.
RM2CKP06G–6th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: a man crosses a cable footbridge that replaced the Stari Most (Old Bridge), over the Neretva River in Mostar.
RM2CPW800–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: local people walk across a temporary steel bridge (today, the Most Musala), over the Neretva River in Mostar.
RMW14CCA–28th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: the view north along Vuka Karadzica (renamed Pehlivanuša after the war) - lots of shrapnel damage to all the buildings from Serbian mortar bombs.
RM2CRY9T9–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: in Mostar, local people walk across a temporary steel bridge (today, the Most Musala), over the Neretva River.
RM2CTBM89–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: the ruined Lakišića mosque on Mostarskog bataljona, in Mostar. In the background are destroyed buildings on the east side of the river.
RM2C9Y69G–26th March 1994 During the war in Bosnia: on the front line, a small cemetery near Krčevine, just north of Vitez, Bosnian Croat soldiers stand in a small ruined chapel.
RM2CNPRE4–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: the view west, down Mostarskog bataljona on the east (Muslim) side of the river in Mostar, towards a temporary bridge (today, the Most Musala), over the Neretva River.
RM2CPNBXY–10th December 1995 During the war in Bosnia: the view west, down Mostarskog bataljona on the east (Muslim) side of the river in Mostar, towards a temporary bridge (today, the Most Musala), over the Neretva River.
RMW3KWR0–11th April 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: local people walk past shrapnel-ridden containers that act as a sniper screen across Hamdije Cemerlica at the junction with Put zivota (known as Bratstva i jedinstva and Krusevacka during the war).
RMW3KWDD–11th April 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: in the shadow of the Energoinvest buiding, local people walk past shrapnel-ridden containers that act as a sniper screen at the junction of Bratstva i jedinstva and Krusevacka (renamed Hamdije Cemerlica and Put zivota after the war).
RMW3KWB9–11th April 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: in the shadow of the Energoinvest buiding, a local man walks past shrapnel-ridden containers that act as a sniper screen at the junction of Bratstva i jedinstva and Krusevacka (renamed Hamdije Cemerlica and Put zivota after the war).
RM2A4NA0H–6th June 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: the view south from Hum Hill along Hamdije Čemerlića Street, known as Bratstva i Jedinstva (the street of 'Brotherhood and Unity') during the war. The street crosses Sniper Alley and the Miljacka River, into Bosnian-Serb-held Grbavica. At various points lorries and containers act as sniper barriers.
RM2A626X0–6th June 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: the view south from Hum Hill along Hamdije Čemerlića Street, known as Bratstva i Jedinstva (the street of 'Brotherhood and Unity') during the war. The street crosses Sniper Alley and the Miljacka River, into Bosnian-Serb-held Grbavica. At various points lorries and containers act as sniper barriers.
RM2A626RD–6th June 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: the symbol of Sarajevo, Hum Tower, the shell-battered television transmitter on top of Hum Hill.
RMPKMG8E–15th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: the view west along Sniper Alley in the Dolac Malta area.
RMRPRRK5–17th October 1993 Pickup trucks, the local taxis, close to the 'Green Line' in north Mogadishu, Somalia.
RMW14BMD–28th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: a shut-down antiques store at 93 Marsala Tita Street in the Baščaršija area. On a gable wall above it is the typical scar of a direct hit from a mortar or artillery shell.
RMW14BPA–28th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: a shut-down antiques store at 93 Marsala Tita Street in the Baščaršija area. On a gable wall above it is the typical scar of a direct hit from a mortar or artillery shell.
RMPKP2CK–15th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: damage from artillery and sniper-fire on high-rise apartment blocks.
RMPKP2B3–15th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: detail of damage from artillery and sniper-fire on a high-rise apartment block.
RMPKP2C1–15th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: detail of damage from artillery and sniper-fire on a high-rise apartment block.
RMPKP2A5–15th March 1993 During the Siege of Sarajevo: detail of damage from artillery and sniper-fire on a high-rise apartment block.
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