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1993. Outside Brcko. “In a small Bosnian village outside the town of Brcko, what had once been a park became a cemetery. All of the able, young men in the village were called upon to defend their families and homes from constant attacks by the Serbian army. Battlefield casualties were brought to the local mosque where the villagers would discover which of their relatives or neighbors had died that day. The young Bosnian soldier who guided me to the cemetery said that all of his friends were now buried there. At a funeral, two men collapsed with grief on top of the grave.” — James Nachtwey

Twenty years after the beginning of the Siege of Sarajevo, photojournalists reflect on covering the Bosnian conflict. See more here.