• Six months after the Yugoslav People’s Army entered Vukovar, I returned to document the city in the aftermath of destruction. There was no longer fighting in the streets, but the silence that filled the city was overwhelming. Ruins were everywhere, and reconstruction had only just begun. I encountered many disabled and elderly civilians moving slowly through the damaged urban landscape. The photograph shows an elderly woman carrying modest shopping bags as she walks past ruined buildings — a quiet witness to everyday life in a city that had lost its former rhythm.

Vukovar – Civilian Life After Destruction, May 1992

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File size: 5705 × 3898 px (63.6 MB)
Credit: Dragoljub Zamurovic

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Six months after the Yugoslav People’s Army entered Vukovar, I returned to document the city in the aftermath of destruction. There was no longer fighting in the streets, but the silence that filled the city was overwhelming. Ruins were everywhere, and reconstruction had only just begun. I encountered many disabled and elderly civilians moving slowly through the damaged urban landscape.
The photograph shows an elderly woman carrying modest shopping bags as she walks past ruined buildings — a quiet witness to everyday life in a city that had lost its former rhythm.

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