War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992, Musée de l’ Elysée collection, 1993
Text introduction War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992, Musée de l’ Elysée collection, 1993
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Shooting practice at the Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lion Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lion Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992The PLO Lions Cubs in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Children at the PLO Lion Cubs in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, learn Dabkeh, a traditional Palestinian dance, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Living on the demarcation line in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, 1988
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Playing with guns at the PLO Lions Cubs in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Drawing class at the PLO Lion Cubs in Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Rope climbing practice at the Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lions Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Preparing dinner at the Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lions Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992An orphan shows the portrait of his killed father, Beirut, Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Refugee families living in the ruins of war in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, 1991
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Bath time at the Syrian Nationalist Party Lions Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992Frontline between east and west Beirut seen from the west, downtown Beirut, Lebanon 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992One of the instructors at the PLO Lions Cub camp in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south of Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992- Militias on the frontline on the frontline of east and west Beirut seen from the west, downtown Beirut, Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992, Musée de l’ Elysée collection, 1993
Text introduction War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992, Musée de l’ Elysée collection, 1993
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Shooting practice at the Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lion Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lion Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
The PLO Lions Cubs in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Children at the PLO Lion Cubs in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, learn Dabkeh, a traditional Palestinian dance, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Living on the demarcation line in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, 1988
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Playing with guns at the PLO Lions Cubs in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Drawing class at the PLO Lion Cubs in Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Rope climbing practice at the Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lions Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Preparing dinner at the Syrian Nationalist Party’s Lions Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
An orphan shows the portrait of his killed father, Beirut, Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Refugee families living in the ruins of war in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, 1991
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Bath time at the Syrian Nationalist Party Lions Cubs training camp in Mount Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
Frontline between east and west Beirut seen from the west, downtown Beirut, Lebanon 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
One of the instructors at the PLO Lions Cub camp in the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp near Saida, south of Lebanon, 1989
War Children, Lebanon 1985-1992
- Militias on the frontline on the frontline of east and west Beirut seen from the west, downtown Beirut, Lebanon, 1989