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Afghanistan: War-Front Viewpoints - Wang Lei Signed Photo Book, 2004

Afghanistan: War-Front Viewpoints - Wang Lei Signed Photo Book, 2004

SIGNED Signed Photography Book
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Selected item - a signed first-edition photo-reportage book by Xinhua journalist Wang Lei.

Combining field photographs and written observations from Afghanistan, this 143-page volume documents early-2000s conflict and everyday life through a Chinese press-photography perspective. The listing identifies this copy as author-inscribed.

Original Chinese title: 阿富汗 战地视点

Photographer/author: Wang Lei

Publisher: New World Press

Publication: December 2004; first edition, first printing

Format: Paperback, 12mo format, 143 pages

Material: Printed paper photography book

Signature/numbering: signed and inscribed by Wang Lei; not numbered

Condition: 9/10

The book may contain documentary images of armed conflict.

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