Australian Photography (9,195)

El trabajador (The worker) Tania JOVANOVIC Conjunto Folklorico Nacional (National Folkloric Group) Tania JOVANOVIC La Habana Vieja (Old Havana) Tania JOVANOVIC The bearers. Australian diggers serving with UNAMIR carry out a wounded Hutu refugee during the massacre at Kibeho camp, April 22, 1995 George GITTOES The dazed. Wounded Hutu refugees being protected and treated by the Australian Army medical unit at Kibeho camp George GITTOES Out of the shitter into... This Hutu man spent the night hiding in the excrement of the U.N. latrine pit to escape the killings of the night of 21 April. Not long after being pulled out in a delirious state, he was dragged away and shot by Tutsu RPA George GITTOES Escort. Australian U.N. Army digger escorts survivor of the massacre of Hutus by the Tutsi army with the hope of getting her onto a truck and away to safety George GITTOES Machete. Hutu man wounded by a machete blow to the forehead that was inflicted by a member of the Hutu militia within Kibeho camp George GITTOES Government soldiers with land mine injuries being evacuated by helicopter, Ganda, Angola Stephen DUPONT In a village near the frontline in Huambo Province, a UNITA suspect is bashed by a government soldier. He was later shot in the legs Stephen DUPONT Wounded MPLA troops being flown into a military hospital in Benguela, Angola Stephen DUPONT Chained by the leg as if she was a vicious dog, this prisoner of Papa Kitoko’s asylum finds solace nursing the child of another Stephen DUPONT A patient, chained to a truck wheel rim, screams in fear as he is moved by workers at Papa Kitoko’s asylum Stephen DUPONT Exposed to the elements and chained to a rusty engine block this ‘patient’ of Papa Kitoko ironically assumes a crucifix-like position Stephen DUPONT This despairing woman, an inmate at the asylum, has had her head shaved and coated with Papa Kitoko’s special herbal potion Stephen DUPONT A martyrs’ fountain in the centre of Mashad bubbles with red-dyed water - a symbol of the blood of the martyrs. Behind the fountain photographs of local martyrs form a shrine Michael COYNE A crowd reported to be 750,000 strong gather in Freedom Square, central Tehran, screaming, "Down with Israel! Down with Russia! Down with Iraq! Down with the U.S.A.!" Michael COYNE Iranian soldiers bearing German G-3 rifles goose-step through Tehran during a parade commemorating the anniversary of the day Ayatollah Khomeini took power Michael COYNE A Kurdish shepherd hugs his fourteen year old blind son who had stepped on an Iranian mine. The father, who sold most of his property to bring his son to Tehran, offered his eyes but the boy was too badly injured for a transplant Michael COYNE An elderly woman screams her devotion to Khomeini and the Islamic Revolution at a demonstration in central Tehran. Iran’s mullah’s, Shiite Muslim clerics, encouraged such demonstrations to keep up the fervour of the Revolution Michael COYNE Like an anonymous dark shadow, a well covered Indian woman passes a mural on the wall of a building in Tehran. The mural shows a child mourning a man who was killed while fighting in the Iran/Iraq war Michael COYNE A rehabilitation centre in Tehran which was well stocked with braces and artifical limbs for maimed soldiers returning from the Iran/Iraq wars. This centre was a mansion belonging to one of the Shah’s generals. His paintings were torn from their frames and replaced with Khomeini and a Shiite love poem Michael COYNE Mme Goode in costume Alice MILLS; H. Walter BARNETT (after) Tom Roberts’ pastel of Nancy Elmhurst Goode Alice MILLS; T. HUMPHREY AND CO. (after) Athol Shmith UNKNOWN Athol Shmith UNKNOWN Athol Shmith UNKNOWN Athol Shmith UNKNOWN Athol Shmith UNKNOWN Athol Smith and his wife, Paule UNKNOWN