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Rescued Photos from Chernobyl Show Life in Ukraine Before the Disaster - Vimarsana News

Rescued Photos from Chernobyl Show Life in Ukraine Before the Disaster

Photographer Maxim Dondyuk has rescued over 15,000 artifacts from the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone showing Ukrainian history frozen in time.

Letizia Battaglia, Photographer of Mafia Brutality, Dies at 87 - Vimarsana News

Letizia Battaglia, Photographer of Mafia Brutality, Dies at 87

Her images of victims on the streets of Palermo were stamped on the nation’s consciousness as she challenged the grip mobsters had on her native Sicily.

WSU accepting Smith Teaching and Learning Grant proposals through March 14 – WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

WSU accepting Smith Teaching and Learning Grant proposals through March 14 – WSU Insider

Faculty with innovative ideas to enhance teaching and learning are encouraged to apply for the grants of of up to $5,000.

Source: wsu.edu
<em>Minamata</em>, suppressed by MGM, to be released in North America on December 15 - Vimarsana News

<em>Minamata</em>, suppressed by MGM, to be released in North America on December 15

The news of the film’s distribution is very welcome, but it in no way diminishes the foul attempt by MGM and the Hollywood establishment generally to “bury” Minamata, along with its star, Johnny Depp.

Source: wsws.org
Eugene Smith award-winning photographer Cristopher Rogel Blanquet discusses <em>Minamata</em> and why it must be released - Vimarsana News

Eugene Smith award-winning photographer Cristopher Rogel Blanquet discusses <em>Minamata</em> and why it must be released

“An actor’s personal life is one thing but the film is something different. Why should someone’s personal life be used to censor Minamata?”

Source: wsws.org