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           | DescriptionEvstafiev-bosnia-sarajevo-un-holds-head.jpg | 
           
             English: A United Nations peacekeeper from Norway holds his helmet as a Hercules C-130 transport plane lands at Sarajevo airport in the summer of 1992. 
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            Mikhail Evstafiev | 
          
          
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             Русский: Фото: Михаил Евстафьев 
            English: Photo:  Mikhail Evstafiev 
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