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[quote]philber wrote:
I think anyone who undersestimates the connection between images and political reality is sadly mistaken. We live in an age where perception is everything, and images shape perception. Just remember the part played by Leni Riefenstahl in the Third Reich, or of the pictures of children burned by napalm in stirring US public opinion against the Vietnam War.
Whether or not this discussion should be part of ZeissImages is another matter, where I will not get involved. But if jorge, who owns the site, decides that it should be politics-free wouldn't make the issue go away, however.[/quote]
I am not going to visit Crimea but I heard that president of Russian Federation asked his citizens to visit Crimea for holidays.
[quote]mict wrote:
an interesting topic =) we live in a weird times indeed. russians made S.Bandera searches in google more popular then Che Guevara.
it will be interesting how crimeans will sing when they realise that their peninsula was given not as present. it totally depends from mainland in 80%. I believe russians can spare them some money but how they can spare 70% of crimean Ukrainian tourists? Whole economy of that territory based on tourists. anyone wants to go there? [/quote]