REFLECTIONS on PEACE the VII Foundation

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IMAGINE: REFLECTIONS ON PEACE The VII Foundation

Photographers : Sir Don McCullin, Nichole Sobecki, Roland Neveu, Gary Knight, Jack Picone, Ron Haviv, Gilles Peress, Stephen Ferry, Nicole Tung. Essays : Padraig O’Malley, Marie O’Reilly, Pedrag Peđa Kojović, Elizabeth D. Herman, Richard Gold one, Samantha Power, Jonathan Powell. Journali s : Gary Knight, Jon Swain, Robin Wright, Philip Gourevitch, Anthony Loyd, Monica McWilliams, Avila Kilmurray, Jon Lee Anderson, Margerita Martinez, Fiona Turner. Personal Stories : Mira Sidawi, Dydine Umunyana, Sophary Sophin, Elvis Garibovic.

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The Authors Imagine: Refl ections on Peace is a beautifully Founded in 2001 by Gary Knight and Ron Haviv, designed and bound book of 408 pages, with the VII Foundation is an independent nonprofi t accompanying exhibitions, published in both media and education organization. It was English and French, Fall 2020. established to secure support for documentary practice that addresses complex social, economic, and human rights issues, as well as for vocational • 6 civil wars that have marked Hiﬆ ory: media and journalism education. Lebanon, Cambodia, Rwanda, Colombia, North Ireland, Bosnia The Book • Gathered for the fi rﬆ time, contributions from internationally renowned personalities In 2018, the VII Foundation asked more than a on the theme of peace dozen renowned reporters and photojournalists • An overview of peace processes: what PRINTING to revisit countries with which they had become worked, or not Hemeria is associated with achingly familiar during times of brutal confl ict. • Unprecedented deciphering of the ® Printmodel , and benefi ts The task was to see peace through the prism of challenges of peace from the excellence of a their journalistic experience; to survey familiar • Unpublished ﬆ ories from vict ims and unique know-how in image towns and villages; to reconnect with women, witnesses, teﬆ imonies from their lives today reproduction on printed men, soldiers, civilians, statesmen, and students • Refl ect ions and analysis on juﬆ ice, the media. role of women and the diplomacy to be who had survived the confl ict or grown up in implemented to build laﬆ ing peace the postwar society; to discover what the lived SUSTAINABILITY AND • A major educational tool for young ENVIRONMENTAL experience of “peace” feels like. To augment generations RESPONSABILITY this reportage, we sought input from academics Hemeria has decided to use and peacemakers. And we invited citizens of only noble materials for its those countries to give their very personal production and in particular narratives, in their own voices. Hard edges paper from sustainably were not softened nor unpalatable impressions managed forests and produced deleted. We wanted to show the truth as seen Peace in every country has a in accordance with FSC and and experienced by those that lived and those distinct shape and hue, but these PEFC standards, in order to that reported on seemingly intractable civil reports, analyses, and fi rst-person limit the footprint of its activity wars in Bosnia and Herzegovina Cambodia, accounts revealed some common on the environment. This quest Colombia, Lebanon, Northern Ireland, and elements that can hinder for high quality goes hand in «reconciliation and growth, as well Rwanda. hand with an environmentally as others that can help build the responsible approach: thanks to road to an empowered and stable the ReforestACTION initiative, The result is Imagine: Refl ections on society. We want to understand a tree is planted for each book Peace—a curation of searing images and those elements. » bought online on hemeria.com. trenchant essays that show both micro Gary Knight and macro views of peace, with its uneven degrees of economic success, political stability, and social harmony. IMAGINE: REFLECTIONS ON PEACE The VII Foundation

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Throughout history we exalt peace as a human Preface: Out of War, by Gary Knight achievement, and justly so. But the reality of peace Introduction: Building the Tunnel, by Jonathan Powell is flawed. For the men and women who live in the post-conflict societies of our time, the rewards of Lebanon (1975-1990) « peace are elusive. When peace is so easy to Don McCullin (portfolio), Robin Wright The Fire imagine, why is it so difficult to get right? Under the Ashes, Nicole Sobecki (portfolio), Mira Essays by: Sidawi Imagine: Reflections I Am a Refugee, Just Like Superman Jon Lee Anderson That is the question behind Cambodia (1969-1991) on Peace Martin Fletcher . In this stunning collection, world- Roland Neveu (portfolio), Gary Knight (portfolio), Elvis Garibovic renown journalists and authors take us into Jon Swain Fragile As a Flower, Sophary Sophin Justice Richard Goldstone societies that have suffered searing conflict— Excavating the Past, Imagining a New Life, Gary Philip Gourevitch and survived. Photographic essays make the Knight (portfolio) Elizabeth D Herman stakes during war and peace grippingly palpable. Compelling backstories about negotiations, tales Perspectives: The Essential Influence of Women in Chris Klatell Peace: The Liberian Example by Marie O’Reilly & Gilles Peress of survival, and accounts of the search for inner peace make the big picture personal. Imagine Gary Knight Rwanda (1994) offers a rare glimpse into the unvarnished story Pedrag Peda Kojović Philip Gourevitch The Burdens of Memory and Anthony Loyd of peace, a window into what it takes for societies Forgetting, Jack Picone (portfolio), Dydine Umunyana Margarita Martinez and individuals to move forward after unspeakable Butterflies Sat Next to My Heart Monica McWilliams & brutality. AvilaKilmurray Perspectives: It’s in the Mind: How PTSD Affects Padraig O’Malley “These searing images and moving essays teach Peace by Elizabeth D. Herman Marie O’Reilly us much about the lessons of history, the costs of war, and the overlooked challenges of lasting Bosnia (1992-1995) Jonathan Powell Ron Haviv Anthony Loyd peace. The honesty and introspection of the (portfolio), God Won’t Samantha Power Have Forgotten, Elvis Garibovic The Wolf You Feed,, contributors also reminds us that the gaps that Mira Sidawi Ron Haviv (portfolio), Pedrag Kojović The Perils of a Sophary Sophin exist between peoples can be bridged; wounds Peace Imposed Jon Swain can be healed; hatreds can be dissolved; and the Dydine Umunyana once unthinkable can become reality—if there is Perspectives: No Mere Postscript: The International Robin Wright a willingness to pursue dialogue and embrace our Criminal Courts by Justice Richard Goldstone common humanity. Imagine: Reflections on Peace North Ireland (1968-1998) Photographs by: is a timely and important call to action.” — Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright Martin Fletcher Peace without Harmony, Gilles Stephen Ferry Peress (portfolio), Monica McWilliams and Avila Ron Haviv Kilmurray The “Hen Party” Gary Knight “Powerful, persuasive, and forensic, this book Don McCullin will open your eyes, challenge your assumptions, Perspectives: The Narcissism of Small Differences: Roland Neveu and deepen your understanding of war and the What the IRA Learned about Negotiation from the Gilles Peress people who survive it.” ANC by Padraig O’Malley — Angelina Jolie, UNHCR Special Envoy Jack Picone Colombia (1964-2016) Nichole Sobecki Jon Lee Anderson The Eternal War, Marguerita Nicole Tung “For anyone who has consumed narratives of war and violence, who has gazed into the whirlpools Martinez Finding Humanity in Havana, Stephen Ferry of history, who craves beautiful writing and life- (portfolio) changing images, Imagine is an essential book.” End Notes — Mark Danner, author of Spiral: Trapped in Iraq and Syria: The Space Between (2011–18) by the Forever War Nicole Tung — Afterword by Samantha Power This magnificent collection of photography and narrative gives us a searing portrayal of war-torn places in the aftermath of violence. The result is a stirring meditation on peace as an unfinished project, precariously poised between memory and forgiveness. — Michael J. Sandel, Political Philosopher, Harvard University and author of Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? IMAGINE: REFLECTIONS ON PEACE The VII Foundation

Lebanon Then 23 (1976, 1982) by Don McCullin

I went running with the first wave. It was evening and raining hard. They all wore hoods. We stopped behind a low wall and watched people being shepherded out of a hospital for the insane. People came to the windows of one wing. One of the Falange fighters shouted and when he didn’t get a proper answer he shot a burst of automatic fire into the window.

There was the same snip-snap of sniper bullets in the morning. Everyone seemed to have shrunk in the center of Karantina. An old American truck, like a Dodge pick–up, was brought up with a huge 50mm machine gun mounted on it. The Falangist on top was pouring out ﬁre indiscriminately.

It was more than frightening, it was catastrophically fearful, like the dawn of a new dark age. I photographed, and went on photographing.

I had pictures that would tell the world something of the enormity of the crime that had taken place in Karantina.

Don McCullin, Unreasonable Behaviour : The Updated Autobiography, London: Jonathan Cape, 2015

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Pages 24-25. Palestinians flee attack. Up to 1,500 Palestinians died in the Karantina massacre by Christian Falangist gunmen. Beirut, Lebanon, 1976

Pages 26-27. Young Christians with the body of a Palestinian girl. Beirut, Lebanon, 1976 “Further down the same road we heard strumming. A young boy was playing a lute ransacked from a half-burnt house. The boy was strumming it among his mates, as if they were at a picnic among almond groves in the sun. In front of them lay the body of a dead girl in puddles of winter rain. “My mind was seized by this picture of carnival rejoicing in the midst of carnage. It seemed to say so much about what Beirut had become. Yet to raise the camera could be one risk too many. “Then the boy called over to me. ‘Hey, Mistah! Mistah! Come take photo.’ “I was still frightened but I shot off two frames quickly. This, when it’s published, will crucify this lot, I thought.“

Don McCullin, in Unreasonable Behaviour: The Updated Autobiography. London: Jonathan Cape, 2015

Pages 28-29. West Beirut under Israeli bombing, Lebanon 1982 “Cities never die. You can bomb cities flat and they will come back and live because of the tenacity of the people and the basic will to survive. I saw some horrendous crimes against humanity in Beirut-bombing and shelling and killing. It just makes people more resilient.”

Don McCullin, in Don McCullin, by Simon Baker and Shoair Mavlian. London: Tate Publishing, 2019

Page 30 top left. Palestinian men over the age of 14 rounded up by Christian gunmen. Within hours the men in this photograph were all murdered and their bodies burned. Karantina, Beirut, 1976

Bottom left. Palestinians beg for mercy from Christian gunmen. Karantina, Beirut, 1976

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NORTHERN IRELAND 250 Martin Fletcher Peace without Harmony

Gilles Peress The Battle for History (1994–2019) Text by Chris Klatell with Gilles Peress

Monica McWilliams and Avila Kilmurray The “Hen Party”

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British Contributors

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