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What remains of Nahr el-Bared
Residents walk past a collapsed in the Nahr el-Bared Palestinian refugee camp. The area was shelled continuously for 3 months by the Lebanese army during their battle with the radical insurgent group Fatah al-Islam. The 3 months of fighting caused the displacement of nearly 40,000 of the camps inhabitants and the destruction of 85% of it's buildings, according to UNRWA. Few of the former residents have returned. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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What remains of Nahr el-Bared
Residents walk past a destroyed building in the Nahr el-Bared Palestinian refugee camp. The area was shelled continuously for 3 months by the Lebanese army during their battle with the radical insurgent group Fatah al-Islam. The 3 months of fighting caused the displacement of nearly 40,000 of the camps inhabitants and the destruction of 85% of it's buildings, according to UNRWA. Few of the former residents have returned. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Scarred walls in Nahr el-Bared
A mural of the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem as well as other Palestinian symbols appears, along with signs of battle, on a wall in the Nahr el-Bared Palestinian refugee camp. The camp was the scene of fierce fighting between the Lebanese army and the radical insurgent group Fatah al-Islam. The 3 month-long battle caused the displacement of nearly 40,000 of the camps inhabitants and the destruction of 85% of it's buildings, according to UNRWA. Only a fraction of the former residents have returned. Many of them accuse the Lebanese army of intentionally vandalizing and looting their property. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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What remains of Nahr el-Bared
Children play in the wasteland on the southern outskirts of Nahr el-Bared. 4 months passed since the fighting ended in the Palestinian refugee camp, still few of it's former residents have returned. The area was shelled continuously for 3 months by the Lebanese army during their battle with the radical insurgent group Fatah al-Islam. The 3 months of fighting caused the displacement of nearly 40,000 of the camps inhabitants and the destruction of 85% of it's buildings, according to UNRWA. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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YOUTH TAKES COMMAND IN RED CHINA
Typical of the youthful administrators taking control of the area occupied by the Chinese Communists is Captain TSOI TAT ( pictured here ) , head of the Communists Military Police in Shuchun , a large town just north of the point where the Canton - Kowloon railway crosses the frontier into Hong Kong colonial territory
One thing particularly noticeable is the newly arrived Communist rulers in territories adjacent to Hong Kong has been their extreme youth - some not much older than 14 or 15 .
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Both Jewish and Arab armies are rushing their preparations for the clash they expect as soon as the British authorities prepare to leave Palestine on 15 May 1948 . Seen here Arab soldier of the Liberation with his full military attire .
30 March 1948
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