AP Historical Hard Drive 2

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Cambodian art students Kim Samdy, left, and Khem Sambo work on old AK-47 assault rifles at the Peace of Art Cambodia project studio in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Feb. 25, 2004. Twenty-three Cambodian art students are learning how to transform these symbols of violence in this war-torn country into messages of peace. The sculptors got nearly 900 destroyed guns from the government, many of the arms are leftover from the Vietnam conflict and three decades of civil war. (AP Photo/Andy Eames)

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headline AP Historical Hard Drive 2

created date 2004-02-25

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

byline ANDY EAMES

original transmission reference 563566

weight 0,82MB

size 17cm x 12cm przy 300dpi

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