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  • Communist-era public monument commemorating the centennial of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, in the central Balkan Mountains.
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  • Communist-era public monument commemorating the centennial of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, in the central Balkan Mountains.
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  • Communist-era public monument commemorating the centennial of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, in the central Balkan Mountains.
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  • Communist-era public monument commemorating the centennial of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, in the central Balkan Mountains.
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  • Communist-era public monument commemorating the centennial of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, in the central Balkan Mountains.
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  • Ruins and the missing wall of the TV station that was bombed during the war of NATO aggression in the 1990s shows an ugly scar in the heart of Belgrade, Serbia.
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  • Stop sign with war damaged wall with graffiti and bullet holes
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  • World War II-era hanger at the former Tonopah Army Air Field and now county airport, Tonopah, Nev.
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  • Kalemegdan Fortress, evening, Belgrade, Serbia<br />
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The Pobednik monument, erected 1928 and commemorating Serbia's victory of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empire during the Balkan Wars and WWI. <br />
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Ivan Mestrovic, sculptor
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  • Kalemegdan Fortress, evening, Belgrade, Serbia<br />
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The Pobednik monument, erected 1928 and commemorating Serbia's victory of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empire during the Balkan Wars and WWI. <br />
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Ivan Mestrovic, sculptor
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  • Kalemegdan Fortress, evening, Belgrade, Serbia<br />
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The Pobednik monument, erected 1928 and commemorating Serbia's victory of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empire during the Balkan Wars and WWI. <br />
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Ivan Mestrovic, sculptor
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  • WWII liberation memorial bronze statue, Village of Cerrito Guidi, Tuscano, Italy<br />
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Liberazione nell'Empolese Valdelsa
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Brenda Heintz and Chet Springfield prepare breakfast for the students at Moose Peterson's aviation workshop during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Damage and ruins from the 1991-1992 conflict in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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  • 15-star US flag flying over historic Fort Moultrie
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  • Chattanooga National Veterans Cemetery, autumn, Tenn...Monument to the memory of Andrew's Raiders and the Great Locomotive Chase, recipients of the first Medal of Honor.
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  • Monument to the NATO bombing victims that occured at the Belgrade, Serbia, TV station in April 1999. The title asks "Why?".  Locals consider this a monument to the transgression of U.S. President William Clinton to instigated the bombings under false pretenses.
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Mathew at the controls on a vintage 1942 Yale trainer. <br />
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Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Moose Peterson aviation workshop discusses and demos aviation photography during Shooting the West XXIX, Winnemucca, Nevada, The Nevada Photography Experience with Chet Stringham at the Winnemucca Airport using Yale and Waco vintage aircraft.<br />
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@Moose.Peterson, #Moose.Peterson<br />
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#WinnemuccaNevada, #ShootingTheWest, #ShootingTheWest2017, @WinnemuccaNevada, @ShootingTheWest, @ShootingTheWest2017
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  • Chattanooga National Veterans Cemetery, autumn, Tenn.
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  • Tanks and armored tracked armored vehicles on display at the U.S. Army's Yuma Proving Grounds near Yuma, Ariz.
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  • War-torn city of Sarajevo, Hercegovina recovering from conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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  • A graffiti-covered wall in the war-torn city of Sarajevo, Hercegovina recovering from conflict
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  • Construction in the former war-torn city of Sarajevo, Hercegovina
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  • Visegrad, Republika Srpska--Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic Bridge over the Drina River<br />
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(Turkish: Sokullu Mehmet Pasa Köprüsü); in Visegrad, across the Drina River in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, was completed in 1577 AD[1] by the Ottoman court architect Sinan on the order of the Grand Vizier Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic. It is characteristic of the apogee of Ottoman monumental architecture and civil engineering.<br />
It numbers 11 masonry arches, with spans of 11 to 15 metres, and an access ramp at right angles with four arches on the left bank of the river. The 179.50m long bridge is a representative masterpiece of Mimar Koca Sinan, one of the greatest architects and engineers of the classical Ottoman period and a contemporary of the Italian Renaissance, with which his work can be compared. The unique elegance of proportion and monumental nobility of the property as a whole bear witness to the greatness of this style of architecture.[2]<br />
Three of its 11 arches were destroyed during World War I and five were damaged during World War II but were subsequently restored.[3] During the Bosnian War the bridge was a place of a brutal killings of a large number of civilians during the Visegrad massacre in 1992.
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  • Visegrad, Republika Srpska--Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic Bridge over the Drina River<br />
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(Turkish: Sokullu Mehmet Pasa Köprüsü); in Visegrad, across the Drina River in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, was completed in 1577 AD[1] by the Ottoman court architect Sinan on the order of the Grand Vizier Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic. It is characteristic of the apogee of Ottoman monumental architecture and civil engineering.<br />
It numbers 11 masonry arches, with spans of 11 to 15 metres, and an access ramp at right angles with four arches on the left bank of the river. The 179.50m long bridge is a representative masterpiece of Mimar Koca Sinan, one of the greatest architects and engineers of the classical Ottoman period and a contemporary of the Italian Renaissance, with which his work can be compared. The unique elegance of proportion and monumental nobility of the property as a whole bear witness to the greatness of this style of architecture.[2]<br />
Three of its 11 arches were destroyed during World War I and five were damaged during World War II but were subsequently restored.[3] During the Bosnian War the bridge was a place of a brutal killings of a large number of civilians during the Visegrad massacre in 1992.
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  • Visegrad, Republika Srpska--Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic Bridge over the Drina River<br />
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(Turkish: Sokullu Mehmet Pasa Köprüsü); in Visegrad, across the Drina River in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, was completed in 1577 AD[1] by the Ottoman court architect Sinan on the order of the Grand Vizier Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic. It is characteristic of the apogee of Ottoman monumental architecture and civil engineering.<br />
It numbers 11 masonry arches, with spans of 11 to 15 metres, and an access ramp at right angles with four arches on the left bank of the river. The 179.50m long bridge is a representative masterpiece of Mimar Koca Sinan, one of the greatest architects and engineers of the classical Ottoman period and a contemporary of the Italian Renaissance, with which his work can be compared. The unique elegance of proportion and monumental nobility of the property as a whole bear witness to the greatness of this style of architecture.[2]<br />
Three of its 11 arches were destroyed during World War I and five were damaged during World War II but were subsequently restored.[3] During the Bosnian War the bridge was a place of a brutal killings of a large number of civilians during the Visegrad massacre in 1992.
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  • Miloje Milinkovic photographs the gravesite of Sebastian Dabovich, founder of the first Serbian Orthodox Church in the Western Hemisphere in Jackson, California. ..In 2007, Dabovich's relics were removed from this site and re-interred to St. Sava in Jackson...Zica Monastery, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Icon above the gate to Zica Monastery, The Red Monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Door with arche, Zica Monastery, The Red Monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005...The red paint is symbolic of the blood spilled by the martyrs of the church.
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  • Frescoes painted of saints and the worthy in the ceiling of the gate at Zica Monastery, The Red monastery, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Frescoes painted of saints and the worthy in the ceiling of the gate at Zica Monastery, The Red monastery, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Miloje Milinkovic at the Sebastian Dabovich grave in the cemetery at Zica Monastery, .The Red monastery--Gravesite of Sebastian Dabovich, founder of St. Sava Church, Jackson, Calif. His relics are interred in Jackson...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • The gravesite of Sebastian Dabovich, founder of the first Serbian Orthodox Church in the Western Hemisphere in Jackson, California. ..In 2007, Dabovich's relics were removed from this site and re-interred to St. Sava in Jackson...Zica Monastery, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Doors with arches, Zica Monastery, The Red Monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Frescoes painted of saints and the worthy in the ceiling of the gate at Zica Monastery, The Red monastery, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Peacock mosic walkway made from stone at the Zica Monastery, .The Red monastery, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Frescoes painted of saints and the worthy in the ceiling of the gate at Zica Monastery, The Red monastery, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Apostle Peter holds a church above his head on a historic frescoe on the archway at Zica Monastery, The Red monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Interior of Zica Monastery, The Red monastery, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Zica Monastery, The Red Monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia, from the archway of the baptistry...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005...The red paint is symbolic of the blood spilled by the martyrs of the church.
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  • Miloje Milinkovic photographs the gravesite of Sebastian Dabovich, founder of the first Serbian Orthodox Church in the Western Hemisphere in Jackson, California. ..In 2007, Dabovich's relics were removed from this site and re-interred to St. Sava in Jackson...Zica Monastery, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Peacock mosic walkway made from stone at the Zica Monastery, .The Red monastery, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Apostle Paul depicted in a historic fresco on the archway at Zica Monastery, The Red monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
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  • Baptistry at Zica Monastery, The Red Monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia, from the archway of the baptistry...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005...The red paint is symbolic of the blood spilled by the martyrs of the church.
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  • Zica Monastery, The Red monastery through the arch gate, near Kraljevo, Serbia...The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321)..Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005...The red paint is symbolic of the blood spilled by the martyrs of the church.
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  • Monument to the Unknown Hero - dedicated to the unknown Serbian soldier from World War I; sculptured by Ivan Metrovic in the form of mausoleum with 8 caryatides (columns shaped like female figures, in this case each one representing a woman from a different historical region of Yugoslavia), it was completed in 1938. ..Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia.
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  • Safet Zec, artist, "Exodus" paintings of the Bosnian war of the 1990s, Church of the Pietà, Venice, Italy.
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  • Looking over the rail of the Mostar bridge<br />
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Mostar is a city and municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the biggest and the most important city in the Herzegovina region and the center of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton of the Federation. Mostar is situated on the Neretva river and is the fifth-largest city in the country. Mostar was named after "the bridge keepers" (natively: mostari) who kept the Stari Most (Old Bridge) over Neretva river. During the Ottoman era, the Old Bridge was built and became one of the symbols of Mostar. The bridge was destroyed by Croatian Defence Council units during the Bosnian-Herzegovian War, on November 9, 1993 at 10:15 am. Slobodan Praljak, the commander of the Croat forces, is on trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for ordering the destruction of the bridge, among other charges.[
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  • Restored bridge (Stari Most) over the Neretva River, newly restored.<br />
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Mostar was named after "the bridge keepers" (natively: mostari) who kept the Stari Most (Old Bridge) over Neretva river. During the Ottoman era, the Old Bridge was built and became one of the symbols of Mostar. The bridge was destroyed by Croatian Defence Council units during the Bosnian-Herzegovian War, on November 9, 1993 at 10:15 am. Slobodan Praljak, the commander of the Croat forces, is on trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for ordering the destruction of the bridge, among other charges.[
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  • Restored bridge (Stari Most) over the Neretva River, newly restored.<br />
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Mostar was named after "the bridge keepers" (natively: mostari) who kept the Stari Most (Old Bridge) over Neretva river. During the Ottoman era, the Old Bridge was built and became one of the symbols of Mostar. The bridge was destroyed by Croatian Defence Council units during the Bosnian-Herzegovian War, on November 9, 1993 at 10:15 am. Slobodan Praljak, the commander of the Croat forces, is on trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for ordering the destruction of the bridge, among other charges.[
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  • Marble statue of Andreas Miaoulis, admiral of the Greek Navy during the 1820s war of independence from the Ottoman Turks, in front of city hall, Miaouli Square on a Sunny Sunday afternoon, Ermoupoli, Syros, Cycledes, Greece
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  • Hawthrorne, Nevada, is very proud of its vetrans. Throughout town are banners and yellow ribbons attesting to support. While other US cities protested Gulf War II, citizens there rallied to support their troops.
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  • Headframe of the Kennedy Gold Mine in the through the framework of the Argonaut Mine hoist house. Both mines were among California's deepest and riches gold mines until closed during World War II...Snow-capped Crystal Range of the Sierra Nevada at the horizon.
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  • Hoist house for the Argonaut Gold Mine with the headframe of the Kennedy Gold Mine in the distance. Both were among California's deepest and riches gold mines until closed during World War II.
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  • Hoist house for the Argonaut Gold Mine with the headframe of the Kennedy Gold Mine in the distance. Both were among California's deepest and riches gold mines until closed during World War II.
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  • Hoist house for the Argonaut Gold Mine with the headframe of the Kennedy Gold Mine in the distance. Both were among California's deepest and riches gold mines until closed during World War II.
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  • Hoist house for the Argonaut Gold Mine with the headframe of the Kennedy Gold Mine in the distance. Both were among California's deepest and riches gold mines until closed during World War II.
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  • travels with Miloje--Mostar..Mostar is a city and municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the biggest and the most important city in the Herzegovina region and the center of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton of the Federation. Mostar is situated on the Neretva river and is the fifth-largest city in the country. Mostar was named after "the bridge keepers" (natively: mostari) who kept the Stari Most (Old Bridge) over Neretva river. During the Ottoman era, the Old Bridge was built and became one of the symbols of Mostar. The bridge was destroyed by Croatian Defence Council units during the Bosnian-Herzegovian War, on November 9, 1993 at 10:15 am. Slobodan Praljak, the commander of the Croat forces, is on trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for ordering the destruction of the bridge, among other charges.[
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  • Exterior of St. Vasilija of Ostrog Orthodox Church, Novi Beograd...The church still shows the damage caused by the bombing during the war of NATO aggression
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  • TV tower under construction on Avala Mountain overlooking Belgrade, Serbia. The original antenna was destroyed by bombing during the  war of Nato aggression in the mid 1990s.
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  • Monument to the Unknown Hero - dedicated to the unknown Serbian soldier from World War I; sculptured by Ivan Metrovic in the form of mausoleum with 8 caryatides (columns shaped like female figures, in this case each one representing a woman from a different historical region of Yugoslavia), it was completed in 1938. ..Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia.
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  • Monument to the Unknown Hero - dedicated to the unknown Serbian soldier from World War I; sculptured by Ivan Metrovic in the form of mausoleum with 8 caryatides (columns shaped like female figures, in this case each one representing a woman from a different historical region of Yugoslavia), it was completed in 1938. ..Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia.
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  • Monument to the Unknown Hero - dedicated to the unknown Serbian soldier from World War I; sculptured by Ivan Metrovic in the form of mausoleum with 8 caryatides (columns shaped like female figures, in this case each one representing a woman from a different historical region of Yugoslavia), it was completed in 1938. ..Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia.
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  • Monument to the Unknown Hero - dedicated to the unknown Serbian soldier from World War I; sculptured by Ivan Metrovic in the form of mausoleum with 8 caryatides (columns shaped like female figures, in this case each one representing a woman from a different historical region of Yugoslavia), it was completed in 1938. ..Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia.
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  • Kennedy Tailing Wheel No. 4, poppy flowers in spring...Built in 1914, this early-day anti-polution system once consisted of four steam-powered wheels to lift the mining debris from the Kennedy Mine's mill to a holding pond over a hill and a half mile away...The debris were diverted from the local waterways to keep from polluting California's waterways...The 58 foot diameter wheels were once covered and operated 24 hours a day from December of 1914 to their closing in 1942 during World War II.
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  • World's largest totem pole built in the 1930s and 1940s by Spanish-American War veteran Ed Galloway at the Totem Pole Park near Route 66, Foyil, Okla.
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  • World's largest totem pole built in the 1930s and 1940s by Spanish-American War veteran Ed Galloway at the Totem Pole Park near Route 66, Foyil, Okla.
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  • Detail of Spanish-American War veteran Ed Galloway totems built in the 1930s and 1940s at the Totem Pole Park near Route 66, Foyil, Okla.
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  • World's largest totem pole built in the 1930s and 1940s by Spanish-American War veteran Ed Galloway at the Totem Pole Park near Route 66, Foyil, Okla.
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  • Restored bridge (Stari Most) over the Neretva River, newly restored.<br />
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Mostar was named after "the bridge keepers" (natively: mostari) who kept the Stari Most (Old Bridge) over Neretva river. During the Ottoman era, the Old Bridge was built and became one of the symbols of Mostar. The bridge was destroyed by Croatian Defence Council units during the Bosnian-Herzegovian War, on November 9, 1993 at 10:15 am. Slobodan Praljak, the commander of the Croat forces, is on trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for ordering the destruction of the bridge, among other charges.[
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  • Headframe of the Kennedy Gold Mine in the through the framework of the Argonaut Mine hoist house. Both mines were among California's deepest and riches gold mines until closed during World War II...Snow-capped Crystal Range of the Sierra Nevada at the horizon.
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  • Kennedy Tailing Wheel No. 4, poppy flowers in spring...Built in 1914, this early-day anti-polution system once consisted of four steam-powered wheels to lift the mining debris from the Kennedy Mine's mill to a holding pond over a hill and a half mile away...The debris were diverted from the local waterways to keep from polluting California's waterways...The 58 foot diameter wheels were once covered and operated 24 hours a day from December of 1914 to their closing in 1942 during World War II.
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  • World's largest totem pole built in the 1930s and 1940s by Spanish-American War veteran Ed Galloway at the Totem Pole Park near Route 66, Foyil, Okla.
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  • Communist war metals and stuff for sale in the street market, Sofia, Bulgaria
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  • Avala war memorial, Monument of the Unknown Hero, at the top of Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia
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  • Avala war memorial, Monument of the Unknown Hero, at the top of Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia
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  • Avala war memorial, Monument of the Unknown Hero, at the top of Avala Mountain, Belgrade, Serbia
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  • Hill-side homes and cemetery, war-torn city of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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