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IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities present the final report on weapons of Mass Destruction to the U

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002 Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Falaja, 12/2002
Iraqi authorities show journalists a alledged site of production of weapons of mass

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002 Iraqi soldiers at a Peace demonstration near UN HQ. Organized by US peace movement - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad, 12/2002
Iraqi soldiers at a Peace demonstration near UN HQ.
Organized by US peace movement

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 Cinema. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
Cinema.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 Bazaar. Buying stoicks, stoves, "war" supplies. All pictures in Iraq were taken und - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
Bazaar. Buying stoicks, stoves, "war"
supplies.
All pictures in Iraq were taken und

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad12/2002 Art Institute. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Inform - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad12/2002
Art Institute.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Inform

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad12/2002 Art Institute. Guernica. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Ir - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad12/2002
Art Institute. Guernica.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Ir

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Christian quarter. Jobless youth. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Christian quarter. Jobless youth.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Poor Christians living in former convent. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Poor Christians living in former convent.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Poor Christians living in former convent. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Poor Christians living in former convent.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Poor Christians living in former convent. Titanic posters. All pictures in Iraq were - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Poor Christians living in former convent. Titanic posters.
All pictures in Iraq were

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Poor CHristians living in former convent. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Poor CHristians living in former convent.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Hammam. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Hammam.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Bazaar. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Bazaar.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Bazaar. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Bazaar.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi Information M

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Patriotic waalpainting. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Ira - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Patriotic waalpainting.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Ira

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Patriotic wallpainting All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Patriotic wallpainting
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Poor people living in archeological site. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the c - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Poor people living in archeological site.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the c

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referred as "Devil worshippers". 3 days after the funeral of an old man, the Yessidi community of the village visits the temple, and women gather. The Yessidis, mostly ethnic Kurds, have been armed by the Iraqi governement, in case of an attack from separatists. US backed Kurdish forces which control the 3 Northern Provinces of Iraq. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Village of Bashirkha, near Mossul. December 2002.
Yessidi is ancient religion mostly practiced by Kurds in Northern Iraq, Syria and Armenia. It is also referr...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long, perform a trance praying ritual called Sikr in their private Teke (mosque). In a state of trance they deem themselves invincible and eat lightbulbs, stick swords through themselves without spilling blood, eat razorblades and poisonous snakes, drill knives in their heads. The practice is mostly tolerated by the Iraqi authorities. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the control of an Iraqi Information Ministry minder. - Thomas Dworzak

Town of Mossul. December 2002.
Islamic Sufi sect Kaznazi, vaguely related to the Naqshbandi branch of Sunni Sufism. The most ethnic Kurds grow their hair long...

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002 Catholic church celebrating the return of the bones of St. Theresa. All pictures in - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Mossul 12/2002
Catholic church celebrating the return of the bones of St. Theresa.
All pictures in

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid more then 300 Iraqi civilians w - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid more then 300 Iraqi civilians w

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid more then 300 Iraqi civilians w - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid more then 300 Iraqi civilians w

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid more then 300 Iraqi civilians w - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid more then 300 Iraqi civilians w

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 Bazaar, cinema poster. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Ira - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
Bazaar, cinema poster.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Ira

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 Cafe in Rajid Hotel. All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
Cafe in Rajid Hotel.
All pictures in Iraq were taken under the controll of an Iraqi

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 Relatives of victims from the al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid m - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
Relatives of victims from the al-Amaria bomb sheleter, where in a US bomb airraid m

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 Mother of all Battles mosque. Built by Saddam Hussein in commemoration of the 1991 G - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
Mother of all Battles mosque.
Built by Saddam Hussein in commemoration of the 1991 G

IRAQ. 2002. - IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002 al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i - Thomas Dworzak

IRAQ, Baghdad 12/2002
al-Mansur childerens hospital. Iraqi authorithies blame the dissasterous situation i