February 22 at the age of 29 years died a French photographer Remy Oshlik. He was in a building destroyed during the bombardment of Homs, Syrian troops. In addition to Remy in the building were still three journalists - two others were wounded, and the third - the military correspondent Marie Colvin - died.
Remy and his friend and colleague Luca Dolego worked in Tunisia, and in January 2011 Dolego was killed has fallen into a gas grenade. "We came to work there, and I continued to work," - said in a recent interview with Remy.
He held in Syria for about a week before he was killed. With him died, Mary Colvin, and in the same week from an asthma attack, trying to get out of the country, died correspondent Anthony Shadid. When he left for Syria, Oshlik understand how much risk is. He went there with the same mood, with which went to Haiti in 20 years: "I felt the danger, but it was where the dream - in the middle of it." Work Remy showed the world the horror of what happened in Syria, but his own story broke, almost before it began.
 A. Riots in Tunisia continues, after the dissolution of the Government of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, January 14, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 Two. Protesters in Tunisia, 17 January 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 Three. Protests in Cairo - Egyptians are outraged work of the military government that tries to disrupt the first time in many years of free elections in the country, November 22, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 4. People from Bangladesh, who worked in Libya but fled because of the unrest began there in the refugee camp at the Tunisian-Libyan border, March 5, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 Five. Libyan rebels are moving forward after the application of Allied air strikes against the forces of Gaddafi have Aydabiyi, March 26, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 6. Tahrir Square in Cairo flooded with a wave of chaos. Protesters take to the streets despite the curfew, February 2, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 7. The insurgents in the Abu Slim, Tripoli, September 25, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 Eight. One of the areas affected by fighting, Sirte, October 25, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 9. Sirte, Libya, October 25, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 10. The rebels seized the headquarters of the forces of Gaddafi in Tripoli, September 25, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 11. Libyans in Misrata celebrate the liberation of the country, October 25, 2011. . (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
12. The rebels seized the mercenary Gaddafi in Abu Slim, Tripoli, August 25, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 13. Gaddafi forces shelled the rebels in the building, May 1, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 14. Libyans mourn the dead in the cemetery at the Hospital in Benghazi, March 20, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 15. The body of Muammar Gaddafi in a refrigerator at the grocery market in Misrata, Libya, October 22, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 16. Libyans are celebrating the liberation of the country, Misrata, October 23, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 17. Rebel in Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 11, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris)
 18. French photographer Remy Oshlik in Misrata, Libya, October 23, 2011. (Rémi Ochlik-Bureau 233/Polaris) | 
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