Posts Tagged ‘lost Lebanon’
A lost Lebanon – in pictures. Part 3
Posted by: adonis49 on: January 6, 2017



A lost Lebanon – in pictures
When artist Ania Dabrowska started working with Diab Alkarssifi, a homeless Lebanese man in London, she made a startling discovery. He was a compulsive photographer with a hoard of unseen pictures from his homeland
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Hot posts this week (Sept. 15/2014)
Posted by: adonis49 on: September 26, 2014
Hot posts this week (Sept. 15/2014)
- Israel’s reservist Refuseniks. Unit 8200 in the intelligence: ‘you can’t run from responsibility’
- Muslims who sacrificed themselves to save Jews and fight Nazis in World War II
- Israeli intelligence veterans’ letter in full to Netanyahu and military chiefs
- Obama Strategy: Splitting ISIS into two dozen “moderately extremist” factions
- “Social Proof Bias”? How this bias is still valid for our survival?
- A lost Lebanon – in pictures
- Are Lebanese communities on the verge of committing Anti-Syrian pogroms?
- Is Israel hiding the facts? “The secret report” by PATRICK COCKBURN
- Defining decade: How did you stand for Palestine?
A lost Lebanon – in pictures
Posted by: adonis49 on: September 12, 2014
A lost Lebanon – in pictures
When artist Ania Dabrowska started working with Diab Alkarssifi, a homeless Lebanese man in London, she made a startling discovery.
Diab was a compulsive photographer with a hoard of unseen pictures from his homeland.
Diab has saved more than 27,000 pictures
To support the publication of this archive, visit
A Lebanese Archive at kickstarter.com/projects/ 723440909/a-lebanese-archive-by-ania-dabrowska
- The Observer, Saturday 6 September 2014











Political martyrs memorial rally, Almarg village, 1977 Diab Alkarssifi Photograph: Diab Alkarssifi
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