An elderly evacuee in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, of whom 15,000 had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

A victim of Serb shelling in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival during the Bosnian War. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

A rap group dancing in the streets of Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

A makeshift hair salon: during a halt in the artillery bombardment of Sarajevo, during the Bosnian War, a group of women do one another's hair. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

Moyo Hozbo on his 3 kilometer walk through Sarajevo to get water during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

Children in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

Children playing with guns in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

Stretchers at Kosevo Hospital's morgue in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

A tearful farewell in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

A man and a pregnant woman in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

Walking in the rain in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Throughout 1993, the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo was a city struggling for survival. Two years of virtual siege had numbed and exhausted the population of 300,000, 15,000 of whom had been killed in the war by the end of the year. There was talk of autonomous provinces, safe havens and cease-fires, but the reality was one of bombs and bullets.

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