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RMA4CTA8–Rwandan civil war, April 1994 A Tutsi burned at a road block awaits treatment at the ICRC (International Red Cross) Hospital
RM2A5YTMG–War Crime ' (during the Spanish Civil War) 1937. By Jose Garcia Narezo 1922-1994. Gouache on paper
RM2WNY7YA–Little Women (1994) directed by Gillian Armstrong and starring Susan Sarandon, Winona Ryder, Kirsten Dunst, Claire Danes and Trini Alvarado. Adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's autobiographical novel about the March sisters in post-Civil War America. Photograph of an original 1994 US one sheet poster. ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY*** Credit: BFA / Columbia Pictures
RMA5WEA9–Lebanon Beirut In April 1994 After The Civil War The City From A Window Of The Saint Louis Church
RMDNY3TY–Jan 14, 2006; West Palm Beach, FL, USA; Hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina, whose story inspired the film Hotel Rwanda, speaks about his experiences in the 1994 civil war during his program at the Jewish Community Center. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Greg Lovett/Palm Beach Post /ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Palm Beach Post
RM2C3HX34–10th March 1994 During the war in Bosnia: a Bosnian Croat (HVO) M115 (8-inch howitzer M1) 203mm Towed Howitzer at the west entrance to the British base in Bila, just outside Vitez.
RM2JCDW97–Farm abandoned during Rwandan civil war 1990-1994, pyrethrum crop. Pyrethrum, natural insecticide made from the dried flower heads. Grown as crops in Rwanda.
RM2C2C1YC–Traumatised Tutsi woman with gaping head wound arrives across the border into Burundi from Rwanda 1994
RM2MDMD32–Sandbags protecting a building entrance from bomb damage during the Bosnian civil war in Sarajevo in 1994
RMA48T04–sarajevo july 1994 two high rise tower block buildings with windows shot out amongst war damaged buildings
RMD501PD–SARAJEVO, BOSNIA, 01 MARCH 1994 --- Grave diggers prepare more graves for the victims of Bosnia's civil war. Behind them stand the ruins of the 1984 Olympic stadium and ice arena.
RM2C6NCRH–1994 Zaire - A view of the Kibumba refugee camp. An estimated 1.2 million Rwandan refugees fled to Zaire after a civil war erupted in their country.
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6J2/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-01-04-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-unita-soldier-training-automated-translation-2FNG6J2.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNG6J2–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-01-04 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: UNITA soldier training [automated translation]
RMGD24HD–advertising, fashion, advertising poster of the Benetton Group showing the clothes of a Bosnian civil war victim, Munich, February 1994, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMA4CTA9–Rwandan civil war - one year old girl the only survivor of her family who were all murdered by Hutu gangs, in the international red cross hospital april 1994
RMEX740N–War Crime ' (during the Spanish Civil War) 1937. By Jose Garcia Narezo 1922-1994. Gouache on paper
RM2A5YTMD–The Old and New Spain' (during the Spanish Civil War) 1937. By Jose Garcia Narezo 1922-1994. Gouache on paper
RM2WAN20P–Street Fighter (1994) directed by Steven E. de Souza and starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Raul Julia, Kylie Minogue and Ming-Na Wen. In the midst of a civil war in South East Asia, a general intensifies the climate of violence by kidnapping 63 UN delegates. To free the hostages, a colonel leads a group of fighters, who will have to use all their skills to be successful. Photograph of an original 1994 us one sheet poster. ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY*** Credit: BFA / Universal Pictures
RMDNY3W0–Jan 14, 2006; West Palm Beach, FL, USA; Hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina, whose story inspired the film Hotel Rwanda, speaks about his experiences in the 1994 civil war during his program at the Jewish Community Center. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Greg Lovett/Palm Beach Post /ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Palm Beach Post
RM2C3HWYH–10th March 1994 During the war in Bosnia: a Bosnian Croat (HVO) M115 (8-inch howitzer M1) 203mm Towed Howitzer at the west entrance to the British base in Bila, just outside Vitez.
RM2JCDWCT–Bullett holes in walls of rooms of Muhabura Hotel in Ruhengerii Rwanda. left from the civiil war fighting in 1990 - 1994..
RMCXYCXH–Skulls of murdered Tutsis during the genocide of 1994, Kigali Memorial Centre, genocide museum of Kigali, Rwanda, Africa
RMDT1N3M–Rwandan Tutsi refugees flee across the border into Burundi in April 1994 as the Hutus committed genocide in a 100 day civil war
RM2MDM6HN–A man stands in the ruins of his house destroyed by a bomb in the civil war in Bosnia in 1994
RMH470YM–RWANDA Genocide memorial Ntarama , during the genocide in April 1994 about 5000 Tutsi people were killed by Hutu murder in this church, skulls and bones of murdered people in mass grave
RMT11YH2–Arlington, Virginia, USA, 30th May, 1994 Arlington National Cemetery, in Arlington County, Virginia, directly across the Potomac River from the Lincoln Memorial, is a United States military cemetery beneath whose 624 acres have been laid casualties, and deceased veterans, of the nation's conflicts beginning with the American Civil War, as well as reinterred dead from earlier wars. Credit: Mark Reinstein/MediaPunch
RM2C6NCYG–1994 Zaire - A small Rwandan refugee begs for food from United Nations personnel at the Kibumba refugee camp. He is one of the estimated 1.2 million Rwandan refugees fled to Zaire after a civil war erupted in their country.
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6JK/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-06-17-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-longtime-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-in-the-unita-weapons-workshop-automated-translation-2FNG6JK.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNG6JK–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-06-17 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and longtime leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: in the UNITA weapons workshop [automated translation]
RMA4CTA5–'RWANDAN CIVIL WAR', TUTSI MAN CHOPPED ACROSS THE HEAD BY MACHETE IS CARRIED ON A STRETCHER BY A MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS SURGICAL team. April 1994
RMEX740P–The Old and New Spain' (during the Spanish Civil War) 1937. By Jose Garcia Narezo 1922-1994. Gouache on paper
RM2A5YT74–Enrique Líster Forján; seen on right. (1907 – 1994) Spanish communist politician and military officer. during the Spanish Civil War
RFJGE7MJ–Looking down the Tunnel of Hope which allowed men and supplies into the besieged city of Sarajevo during the Bosnian/Serbian civil war.
RM2BD6GBH–26th January 1994 During the war in central Bosnia: a soldier of the HVO's Rama Brigade turns a hand-cranked air-raid siren in the Bosnian Muslim village of Here, captured two days earlier.
RMCXYCXC–Skulls of murdered Tutsis during the genocide of 1994, Kigali Memorial Centre, genocide museum of Kigali, Rwanda, Africa
RMDT1N1M–Rwandan Tutsi refugees flee across the border into Burundi in April 1994 as the Hutus committed genocide in a 100 day civil war
RMH470YB–RWANDA Genocide memorial Ntarama , during the genocide in April 1994 about 5000 Tutsi people were killed by Hutu murder in this church, skulls and bones of murdered people in mass grave
RMT11YH4–Arlington, Virginia, USA, 30th May,1994 Army soldier places flags on every grave site on Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery, in Arlington County, Virginia, directly across the Potomac River from the Lincoln Memorial, is a United States military cemetery beneath whose 624 acres have been laid casualties, and deceased veterans, of the nation's conflicts beginning with the American Civil War, as well as reinterred dead from earlier wars. Credit: Mark Reinstein/MediaPunch
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-11-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6H5/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-11-20-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6H5.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-11-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNG6H5–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. Archive No: 05-11-20 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation]
RMA4CTBA–'RWANDAN CIVIL WAR', FOREIGN COUNTRY NATIONALS WHO HAVE BEEN TAKING REFUGE AT THE KING FAISAL HOSPITAL PREPARE TO BE EVACUATED TO THE AIRPORT BY Bangladeshi UN troops. APRIL 1994
RMEX7408–The defence of Madrid' (during the Spanish Civil War) 1937. By Jose Maria Narezo 1922-1994. Pen and ink with gouache on paper.
RM2A5YTKT–The defence of Madrid' (during the Spanish Civil War) 1937. By Jose Maria Narezo 1922-1994. Pen and ink with gouache on paper.
RFJGE7MG–Looking down the Tunnel of Hope which allowed men and supplies into the besieged city of Sarajevo during the Bosnian/Serbian civil war.
RM2BYMWRX–7th March 1994 During the war in Bosnia: Swedish soldiers of Nordbat 2 stand guard at the gates to Tuzla Airport.
RMDBD8K0–March 1994, Diyarbakir, south-east Turkey. A colleague holds a portrait of murdered Kurdish journalist Hafiz Akdemir. In this period there were many killings of pro-Kurdish Rights journalists by Turkish sponsored assasins.
RMDT1MTP–Rwandan Tutsi refugees flee across the border into Burundi in April 1994 as the Hutus commited genocide in a 100 day civil war
RM2BEKWDC–Dubrovnik 1994 - war damage from Serbian shelling on houses in a village near Dubrovnik, Croatia
RMA1WK5F–THREE WOMEN STANDING HOLDING UMBRELLAS TALKING ON THE STREET BESIDE THE REMAINS OF SEVERAL DESTROYED BUILDINGS IN MOSTAR 1994
RMH4710D–RWANDA Genocide memorial Ntarama , during the genocide in April 1994 about 5000 Tutsi people were killed by Hutu murder in this church, skulls and bones of murdered people in mass grave
RMA48M28–People crossing the front line between east and west mostar after a ceasefire brokered by The United Nations 1994
RMM0G2X6–C 130 transport aircraft of the civil company Southern Air Transport in the US Air Force base of Aviano (north Italy); the SAT is an airline of the CIA, founded in 1947 to support US covert activities, has operated in Southeast Asia, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Angola, etc; in 1998 the CIA released a report detailing allegations that it had been used for drug trafficking (February 1994)
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-11-08 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6GR/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-11-08-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-adherents-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6GR.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-11-08 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNG6GR–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-11-08 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its adherents mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation]
RMA4CTC3–'RWANDAN CIVIL WAR', RPF NEGOTIATOR ABOUT TO ENTER THE UN ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIER OUTSIDE THE MERIDIAN HOTEL , April 1994
RMEX7409–The Victors Parade' (during the Spanish Civil War) 1937. By Jose Maria Narezo 1922-1994. Pen and ink with gouache on paper.
RFJ3DXY2–Map of Sarajevo at the war tunnel museum showing how city was surrounded by Serbian forces in the war of 1992-1995. Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
RMA2WJ99–Landscape showing the ruined Unis Towers from the holiday inn 300 yards 91m from the front line sarajevo 1994
RM2CA9GHF–29th March 1994 During the war in Bosnia: a United Nations checkpoint in Stari Vitez, manned by the British Army.
RF2G22YN4–DAVI, UNITED STATES - Feb 06, 2006: Paul Rusesabagina was called a hero after 'Hotel Rwanda,' now he's accused of terrorism. Photo of him speaking at
RM2M8K039–Children, displaced refugees from Rwanda's bitter civil war between the Hutus and Tutsis tribes in Southern Africa, carry containers of water atop their heads. From AIRMAN Magazine's December 1994 issue 'Front Cover' and issue 'Will You Please Pray for US?' -Relief for Rwandan Refugees. Country: Zaire (ZAR)
RMDT1MT5–Rwandan Tutsi refugees flee across the border into Burundi in April 1994 as the Hutus commited genocide in a 100 day civil war
RM2BEKWDE–1994 Dubrovnik, Croatia - the town pictured during a lull in bombings by the Serbian military
RMA1TK72–GOMA ZAIRE RED CROSS FOOD AID DISTRIBUTION FOR RWANDAN REFUGEES KIBUMBA CAMP JULY 1994.Refugee waiting under a blanket.
RMH470YF–RWANDA Genocide memorial Ntarama , during the genocide in April 1994 about 5000 Tutsi people were killed by Hutu murder in this church, skulls and bones of murdered people in mass grave
RMA48M29–People crossing the front line between east and west mostar after a ceasefire brokered by The United Nations 1994
RMAMJ9K9–Sign at the entrance of Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park Civil War battleground Scenic Route 39 WV
![Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-09-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNG6JA/angola-jamba-september-1994-archive-no-05-09-01-unita-emerged-as-a-liberation-movement-in-the-struggle-against-portuguese-colonial-rule-and-found-its-supporters-mainly-among-the-ovimbundu-in-angolas-central-highlands-the-countrys-largest-ethnic-group-to-which-its-founder-and-long-time-leader-jonas-savimbi-belonged-during-angolas-civil-war-1975-2002-jamba-was-home-to-unitas-headquarters-from-1976-to-1992-photo-military-training-of-unita-automated-translation-2FNG6JA.jpg "Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-09-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNG6JA–Angola, Jamba, September 1994. archive no: 05-09-01 UNITA emerged as a liberation movement in the struggle against Portuguese colonial rule and found its supporters mainly among the Ovimbundu in Angola's central highlands, the country's largest ethnic group, to which its founder and long-time leader Jonas Savimbi belonged. During Angola's civil war (1975-2002), Jamba was home to UNITA's headquarters from 1976 to 1992. Photo: Military training of UNITA [automated translation]
RMA4CTC1–Rwandan civil war .UN troops guard the Meridian Hotel where many of the UN officers stay and where negotiations between the government troops and the RPF were held April 1994
RMEX71X9–Enrique Líster Forján; seen on right. (1907 – 1994) Spanish communist politician and military officer. during the Spanish Civil War
RMDM97B6–Apr 08, 1994 - Burundi, Rwanda - Young child with machete wound to the back of the head as Rwandan Tutsi refugees flee across the border into Burundi as the Hutus commited genocide in a 100 day civil war. The Rwandan Genocide was the 1994 mass murder of an estimated 800,000 people in the small East African nation of Rwanda. Over the course of approximately 100 days from the assassi
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