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This is a collection of photographs by Josef Koudelka, a photographer born in Czechoslovakia in 1938. This book is a collection of photographs taken during the 1968 Czechoslovak revolutionary movement known as the Prague Spring. At the time, Koudelka somehow managed to bring the film he shot to the West and present it. These photographs won the Robert Capa Award anonymously. His photographs are journalistic yet graphic, and somehow have something in common with William Klein's New York. Signed.
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