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AFGHANISTAN—Armed women in traditional clothes holding Soviet-made Kalashnikov rifles celebrate the anniversary of the 1978 coup, when the Soviets seized power, 1986.



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Land and Identity by Larry Towell Land and Identity explores the themes that tie together Larry Towell's diverse body of work, showing that a spiritual connection to the land is a deep and universal human need.	Requiem in Samba by Alex Majoli Looking to escape Europe and the life he knew, Alex Majoli came to Brazil in 1995. Living in the poor favelas, he encountered a beautiful but violent culture and discovered a very different outlook on life.

Book of the Week: <i>Saint Mother: A Life Dedicated</i>

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Book of the Week: Saint Mother: A Life Dedicated
by Raghu Rai

This week in 1979, Mother Theresa of India, known best for her missionary work aiding the poorest of the poor in Calcutta, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her selfless dedication to humanitarian causes. Indian photographer Raghu Rai photographed her life and work during this period.

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Zoom In: A Walk in the Park
by Magnum Photographers

The brisk air and crisp leaves of autumn inspire walks in the park for people all over the world.

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