Design Observer has an eerie and fascinating essay about a suitcase full of photographs found eight years ago in a pile of garbage at the side of the street.
The images are haunting, and provide a look into the heart of a perpetrated tragedy that killed more than 110,000 civilians and left a lasting umbra reaching out over the 20th century.
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