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barbara grover
Photographer documents life in Darfur
Rachel Heller
November 26, 2008
The collection of images Grover brought back offers a tentative answer: Her portraits depict a people traumatized by war, yet able — through the aid of relief agencies and the sustaining human spirit — to maintain a measure of hope.
Whose ‘Land’ Is It?
Gaby Wenig
November 18, 2004
Barbara Grover had traveled the world photographing such heart-wrenching subjects as children living in trash dumps, but it was a garlic braid and a pair of kids\’ shoes in a bombed-out house that moved her most of all.
That house belonged to Salah Shehada, commander of Hamas\’ military wing, Izz al-Din al-Qassam, the most lethal and extreme of the Palestinian terrorist organizations. Shehada and several members of his family were killed in 2002 when an Israel Defense Forces F-16 destroyed their home.
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