Poem on the Cell Wall "Whoever in this life has not known what freedom is / Here will find it and love it." signed K.F., Block 11, Cell 6, Main Camp

Grave diggers repair an underground burial chamber in the City of the Dead. One million people live, work, shop and got to school in and among the mausoleums in Cairo's main cemetery.

Washing dishes on a makeshift rooftop above the mausoleums, with Cairo's crowded tenements on the horizon. In Cairo, refugees from the housing shortage have laid claim to the city's main cemetery.

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This family in Pulaski County, Arkansas, was one of the Red Cross beneficiaries in the drought relief work. The mother in a sanitarium, the oldest daughter and the grandmother, were the main stay in keeping the humble home together.

Market day in the City of the Dead. In Cairo, refugees from the housing shortage have laid claim to the city's main cemetery. One million people live, work, shop and go to school in and among the mausoleums.

Group of young women celebrating the victory of Mohammed Khatami during the presidential election on the 8th of June in a main street in the center of Teheran. The posters show the writing Sayyid Mohammed Khatami, Teheran, Iran