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TRACES OF WAR by Jan Banning gideonmendel despair and pride that exist

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despair and pride that exist without boundaries in Palestine

a fictitious art goer without exposure to contemporary aesthetics

60 years after the Japanese Emperor Hirohito conceded defeat

when dissected

” Edie Peters

TRACES OF WAR by Jan Banning gideonmendel despair and pride that existDuring the Second World War, thousands of Dutch, British, Australian and American POWs were forced by the Japanese to work on the railways in Burma and Sumatra. 50 80 per cent died under such terrible conditions. Photographer Jan Banning photographed 24 Dutch and Indonesian survivors, bravely revisiting this horrendous ordeal. Victory for the allied forces in the Pacific theatre of the Second World War will be celebrated in August 2005, 60 years after

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