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IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUMS LONDON<br />
Homeless children play in the ruins <strong>of</strong> Homs after<br />
Opposition forces have left the area, 14 June 2014. During<br />
the siege, children were left to fend for themselves when<br />
their parents went missing or were caught on the wrong<br />
side <strong>of</strong> the newly established checkpoints<br />
“HIS PHOTOGRAPHS, USED WITH<br />
MINIMAL EQUIPMENT, PRIORITISE<br />
THE CONSEQUENCES OF CONFLICT”<br />
An inflatable dinghy, crowded with refugees and migrants, is pulled<br />
ashore on the island <strong>of</strong> Lesbos after sailing five miles across the Aegean<br />
Sea from Turkey, 27 July 2015. Half the pre-war population <strong>of</strong> Syria –<br />
almost 11 million people – have been forced from their homes. Many <strong>of</strong><br />
them have become refugees in either Europe or neighbouring countries<br />
Images: Imperial <strong>War</strong> Museum<br />
IWM London tells the stories <strong>of</strong> those whose lives have been shaped by war<br />
through the depth, breadth and impact <strong>of</strong> galleries, displays and events.<br />
The museum has free admission and is open daily from 10am-6pm.<br />
For more information visit: www.iwm.org.uk<br />
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