Humanity in war : frontline photography since 1860
Author zone:
text by Caroline Moorehead ; introd. by James Nachtwey
Editor:
Geneva : ICRC, 2009
Physical description:
247 p. : photogr. ; 29 x 29 cm
ISBN:
978-1-906523-15-2
Languages:
English
Abstract:
Since the second half of the nineteenth century, photography has played a fundamental role in opening the world's eyes to the horrors of war. During the same period, the ICRC has worked to alleviate the suffering of victims of armed conflict around the world. In a new book, Humanity in War, the ICRC traces the history of war and its humanitarian consequences from the American Civil War to modern-day conflicts with striking images that bring to life the pain and anguish of men, women and children who endured the hardships of war.
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