AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

EN_00947067_5636

caption

Resting on his machine-gun on Minutka Square, just 1.2 miles (2 kms) from the presidential palace, a Chechen fighter waits to advance. Hundreds of Chechen fighters continued to hold their positions around the presidential palace in Grozny, Russia on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1995, the symbol of Chechen independence, on Wednesday, and other key locations. The nine-story palace has been hit by hundreds of shells and bullets and whole floors have collapsed but inside dozens of tenacious rebels fight on. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

special instructions

14270 Minimum price 50PLN

headline AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

created date 1995-01-11

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

byline David Brauchli

original transmission reference 3247053

weight 1,23MB

size 17cm x 25cm by 300dpi

keywords - Show

1, 11, 1995, 2, A, ADVANCE, AMMUNITION, AND, AROUND, BEEN, BRAUCHLI, BULLETS, BUT, BY, CHECHEN, COLLAPSED, CONTINUED, DAVID, DOZENS, FIGHT, FIGHTER, FIGHTERS, FLOORS, FROM, GROZNY, HAS, HAVE, HIS, HIT, HOLD, HUNDREDS, IN, INDEPENDENCE, INSIDE, JAN, JUST, KEY, KMS, LOCATIONS, MACHINE-GUN, MILES, MINUTKA, NINE-STORY, OF, ON, OTHER, PALACE, POSITIONS, PRESIDENTIAL, REBELS, RESTING, RUSSIA, SHELLS, SQUARE, SYMBOL, TENACIOUS, THE, TO, WAITS, WEDNESDAY, WHOLE,