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Almost 70 years ago Crimea was emptied of thousands of its people by order of Joseph Stalin. Many of those he dispatched to Central Asia are now heading back to the home their Tatar forebears knew. The political cyclone of Soviet days has passed, leaving Crimea still a seagirt southern idyll, but also an extrovert modern society. These evocative images bring to vivid life the landscape, the cities and the people who await those who return. Lose yourself in this beguiling series of portraits of a traditional society intent on rediscovering its true identity.
TA K I N G L A N D Crimea 2010
Crimea 2010
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