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Gianluca Martino on X: "@ElisabettaBurba È una foto oramai storica. Fu scattata dal fotografo francese Jean Marc Bouju il 31 marzo 2003 in un campo di prigionia Usa a Najaf (Iraq). https://t.co/g8oJIwKuwf" /
Capturing horrors of war | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
