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Colonisation

  • The image depicts a crowded bus at night. Several people are visible through the windows, some looking out while others appear to be engaged in conversation. The bus is dark, possibly painted black, and has a classic design with multiple windows. The expressions of the individuals range from curious to contemplative, highlighting a moment of shared experience among the passengers. The scene captures a sense of movement and typical urban life. France: Police Violence as Part of Colonial History Mathieu Rigouste · June 2022
  • The image depicts a group of individuals engaged in a confrontation. They appear to be throwing stones, and some of them are wearing head coverings that obscure their faces. The background includes a structure that resembles a mosque, with barbed wire visible in the foreground. The sky is cloudy, adding a dramatic atmosphere to the scene. The overall tone suggests a tense or protest situation. Palestine. A History Punctuated By the Intifadas Maher Al-Charif · September 2020
  • The image features a man with a thoughtful expression, sitting in a wooden chair. He has a beard and glasses, and he appears to be deep in contemplation. The lighting is soft, creating a moody atmosphere, and the background is blurred, focusing attention on his contemplative demeanor. The photograph has a classic black-and-white aesthetic, emphasizing the seriousness of the moment. From anticolonialism to Zionism: the variations of Albert Memmi Hèla Yousfi · August 2020
  • The image depicts an elderly man standing amidst a desolate landscape scattered with debris, including metal and fabric remnants. In the background, there are cylindrical tanks and a horse. The surrounding terrain features barren hills under a clear blue sky. The man appears to be wearing traditional clothing and is positioned centrally in the scene, which conveys a sense of solitude and hardship. Jordan Valley. Ethnic Cleansing and Harassment of Palestinian Farmers Adrian Guerin · June 2020
  • The image depicts a scene with a group of people gathered in an outdoor setting, likely demonstrating or protesting. In the foreground, some individuals are waving flags, possibly representing Palestine, characterized by red, black, and green colors. Behind them, a cloud of smoke rises, suggesting the use of tear gas or other crowd control measures. In the background, a group of people can be seen on higher ground, observing the situation. The environment appears to be rocky and natural, with trees scattered in the landscape under a partly cloudy sky. In Palestine, Stones Against Land Theft Gary Libot · January 2019
  • The image appears to depict a group of people gathered in a protest or demonstration. They are holding a flag that features a star and what looks like a hand symbol. The scene conveys strong emotions, with many individuals expressing solidarity and unity, possibly in a moment of significant political or social change. The image seems to be in black and white, which adds a sense of historical depth to the moment being captured. Seen From Algiers: The Other Side of a Colonial War Warda Mohamed · June 2017
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