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A life under fire.
A view through military crosshairs
Facts that happened come back regardless of the historical moment.
victims hold the same postures.
dust of dry heat covers lifeless bodies.
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A life under fire. A view through military crosshairs Facts that happened come back regardless of the historical moment. victims hold the same postures. dust of dry heat covers lifeless bodies.
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