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Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Aktivist sitzt in einem RWE Transporter. Er wartet darauf, dass seine Personalien aufgenommen werden.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Das "Unräumbar" ist eines der letzten von Aktivisten gebautes Gebäude, dass am zweiten Tag der Räumung noch besetzt ist.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein selbstgebautes Pfahlhaus steht kurz vor der Räumung. Die Aktivisten haben sich auf dem Dach verschanzt, um die Rümung zu erschweren.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Eine Aktivistin wartet darauf in die Sammelstelle für Aktivisten gebracht zu werden, wo ihre Personalien aufgenommen werden.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Polizisten untersuchen eine Hütte. Im oberen Teil befinden sich noch Aktivisten. Oft kleben sich Aktivisten noch zusätzlich fest oder ketten sich an, um die Evakuirung zu erschweren.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Aktivist hält einen Monopod besetzt.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Zwei Transporter von RWE dienen als Sammelstelle für Aktivisten. Hier warten sie darauf, dass ihre Personalien aufgenommen werden.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein selbstgebautes Pfahlhaus steht kurz vor der Räumung. Die Aktivisten haben sich auf dem Dach verschanzt, um die Rümung zu erschweren.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Der "Tower" ist eines der letzten besetzten Gebäude in Lützerath.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Räumfahrzeug der Polizei macht den Weg frei, damit die Polizei ein Haus räumen kann. Aktivisten beschmeißen die Polizei mit diversen Gegenständen.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten harren bei Sturm und Regen auf einer Barrikade aus.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein besetztes Baumhaus. Das Haus liegt besonders hoch in den Bäumen und ist deswegen besonders schwer zu evakuieren.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten halten eine Scheune besetzt und haben sich auf dem Dach verschanzt. ein Aktivist hat sich zusätzlich noch festgeklebt.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Zwei festgesetzte Aktivisten warten darauf, dass ihre Personalien aufgenommen werden.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Polizisten überprüfen die Lage in den Häusen.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten halten eine Scheune besetzt und haben sich auf dem Dach verschanzt. ein Aktivist hat sich zusätzlich noch festgeklebt.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Das "Pressehaus" wird geräumt. Auf dem Boden liegen zwei Aktivisten eng umschlungen zusammen.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Bagger räumt eine Straße frei. Ein Aktivist schaut vom dach aus zu.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Aktivist wird von der Polizei abgeführt.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Aktivist hängt an einer Monopod Konstruktion. Gegen Regen und Kälte ist er in eine Plane gewickelt.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Zwei Polizisten haben eine Aktivisten festgesetzt. Sie untersuchen ihr Gesicht nach Verletzungen.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Polizist steht am Eingang zu Lützerath. Dieser Teil wurde besonders schwer verbarrikadiert.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Große Barrikaden stehen vorm Ortseingang bei Lützerath. Zusätzlich haben sich in und auf den Barrikaden noch Aktivisten verschanzt.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Polizisten stehen früh morgens vor Lützerath und warten auf ihren Einsatz zur Räumung.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Eine Aktivisten hängt an einem Tripod. Ein Tripod ist eine sehr einfache aber effektive Art eine Räumung zu verzögern.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Christliche Umweltschützer singen und beten gemeinsam in Lützerath.Sie halten regelmäßig Gottesdienste in Lützerath ab und setzten sich für den Erhalt aller Dörfer ein, die vom Abriss durch RWE bedroht sind.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Aktivist sitzt auf einem Monopod. Er hat ein Funkgerät und beobachtet die Situation am Haupteingang nach Lützerath.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten haben eine Menschenkette gebildet, um die Polizei zu hindern nach Lützerath rein zu kommen.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Polizisten versuchen eine Sitzblockade aufzulösen. Mit Menschenketten und Sitzblockaden haben Aktivisten und Umweltschützer versucht, den Hauptzugang nach Lützerath zu blockieren.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Polizisten und Aktivisten stehen sich gegenüber. Die Aktivisten beschützen ein Wall über den die Polizei einrücken will

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten und ein Sanitäter sitzten vor einem Auto, das als Barrikade dient. Der Hauptzugang nach Lützerath ist besonders gut geschützt und verbarrikadiert. Die Aktivisten wollen das Camp "unräumbar" machen und die Räumung so lange wie mögliche verzögern.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein Bagger von RWE räumt Erdreich an der sogenannten Kante ab. Der Bagger ist nur noch rund 30 Meter von Lützerath entfernt.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Einsatzkräfte der Polizei zeigen Präsens an der Tagebaukante.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten errichten Barrikaden an der Tagebaukante. Sie wollen durch Barrikaden die Räumung zu erschweren.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten mauern eine Haustür zu und bereiten sich so auf einen Räumung vor.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten haben einen Absperrung durchbrochen und stehen an der Tagebaukante.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Ein großes Banner mit der Aufschrift 1,5 Grad heißt: Lützerath bleibt" hängt sichtbar am Ortseingang nach Lützerath. Um unser Klima zu schützen, darf die Erderwärmung die 1,5 Grad nicht überschreiten.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten durchbrechen immer wieder Absperrungen von RWE, um Arbeiten am Tagebau zu stören.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Christliche Umweltaktivisten demonstrieren an der Abräumkante. Sicherheitsmitarbeiter von RWE blockieren sie.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten halten eine Abspannleine. Sie stellen ein Monopod auf, um die Zufahrtsstraßen nach Lützerath zu blockieren.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Aktivisten haben eine Kette an der Tagebaukante errichtet. Fotografen dokumentieren die Aktion.

Räumung von Lützerath, 2023

Christliche Umweltschützer halten einen Gottesdienst an der Tagebaukante.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Familienfoto der G7 Staaten mit Outreach Gästen: Narendra Modi, Justin Trudeau, Mathias Cormann, Cyril Ramaphosa, Kristalina Georgieva, Emmanuel Macron, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Macky Sall, Michel, Olaf Scholz, Fumio Kishida, Joko Widodo, Ursula von der Leyen, Joe Biden, Fatih Birol, Alberto Fernandez, David Malpass, Boris Johnson, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala und Mario Draghi

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Olaf Scholz wartet auf seine Gäste für ein Gruppenfoto auf Schloß Elmau während des G7 Gipfels.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Olaf Scholz wartet auf seine Gäste für ein Gruppenfoto auf Schloß Elmau während des G7 Gipfels. Fotografen im Vordergrund.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Demonstranten während des G7 Gipfels in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Ein Mann beobachtet während einer Demonstration gegen den G7 Gipfel das Treiben vor seiner Haustür

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Polizisten koordinieren den Abtransport von Gästen und Pressevertretern mit Hubschraubern in der Sicherheitszone rund um Schloß Elmau.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Demonstranten während des G7 Gipfels in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Staatschefs der G7 Länder Joe Biden, Emmanuel Macron und Justin Trudeau verlassen mit Ursula von der Leyen nach einem Fototermin die Bühne.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Familienfoto G7 Treffen auf Schloss Elmau Aktuell, 26.06.2022, Schloss Elmau. Charles Michel Praesident Europaeischer Rat, Mario Draghi Ministerpraesident Italien, Justin Trudeau Premierminister Kanada, Emmanuel Macron Praesident Frankreich, Olaf Scholz Bundeskanzler Praesidentschaft G7 Deutschland, Joe Biden Praesident Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Boris Johnson Premierminister Vereinigtes Koenigreich, Fumio Kishida Premierminister Japan und Ursula von der Leyen Praesidentin Europaeische Kommission beim Familienfoto der G7-Staats- und Regierungschefs beim G7 Treffen auf Schloss Elmau. Pressefototermin der G7 Staats-und Regierungschefs auf Schloß Elmau

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Familienfoto G7 Treffen auf Schloss Elmau Aktuell, 26.06.2022, Schloss Elmau, Charles Michel Praesident Europaeischer Rat, Mario Draghi Ministerpraesident Italien, Justin Trudeau Premierminister Kanada, Emmanuel Macron Praesident Frankreich, Olaf Scholz Bundeskanzler Praesidentschaft G7 Deutschland, Joe Biden Praesident Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Boris Johnson Premierminister Vereinigtes Koenigreich, Fumio Kishida Premierminister Japan und Ursula von der Leyen Praesidentin Europaeische Kommission beim Familienfoto der G7-Staats- und Regierungschefs beim G7 Treffen auf Schloss Elmau. Pressefototermin der G7 Staats-und Regierungschefs auf Schloß Elmau

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Blick aus einem Bundeswehr Hubschrauber während des G7 Gipfels. Hubschrauberflug mit Pressevertretern

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Autokonvoi vor Schloß Elmau. Kolonne mit schwarzen Kleinbussen

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Pressevertreter und Fotografen warten auf einen Fototermin mit den G7 Staatschefs.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Mehrere Leute stehen vorm Pressezentrum nahe Schloß Elmau

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Ein Beamter des Bundeskriminalamts auf Schloß Elmau, versteckt in einem Strauch.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Pressetribüne vor Schloß Elmau. Viele TV Sender waren vor Ort und haben von dieser Tribüne aus Live Schalten gesendet

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Ein Reporter steht vor Schloß Elmau und macht einen Aufsager

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Mehrere Leute machen Selfies vor der Air Force 1

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Mehrere Leute stehen vor der Air Force 1 und beraten sich

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Bayerns Ministerpräsident Markus Söder empfängt US-Präsident Joe Biden und zeigt ihm, wo er sich ins Goldenene Buch der Staatsregierung eintragen kann.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Aufräumarbeiten nach der Ankunft des amerikanischen Präsidenten am Flughafen München. Fahnen / Flaggen werden weggetragen, der rote Teppich wird eingerollt.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Bayerns Ministerpräsident Markus Söder empfängt US-Präsident Joe Biden und zeigt ihm, wo er sich ins Goldenene Buch der Staatsregierung eintragen kann.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Mehrere Personen bereiten einen roten Teppich für die Ankunft des amerikanischen Präsidenten vor. Der rote Teppich wird bei Sonnenuntergang ausgerollt.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Frauen und Jungen in Tracht warten auf die Ankunft der Air Force 1 mit Joe Biden.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Blaskapelle in Tracht zum Empfang von Joe Biden zum G7 Gipfel in Schloss Elmau.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Eine Frau und ein Junge in Tracht warten auf die Ankunft der Air Force 1

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Joe Biden verlässt die Air Force 1 während im Vordergrund Bayrische Trachtenvereine und Schützenvereine ihn empfangen.

G7 Gipfel Elmau, 2022

Flughafen München: Ein Polizist macht ein Selfie vor der Air Force 1

Mongolia

A man rides his horse to the provincial town of Sainshand. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Guard dog of a family in the Gobi Desert [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Basketball court in Ulan Bator [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A family in their winter quarters in the Gobi Desert. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Traditional Mongolian yurts in the Gobi Desert. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A family cuts blocks of ice from the frozen lake and sells them to families in the hinterland. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Men negotiate hay prices. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Children at a watering place at Chöwsgöl Nuur. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Two men watering a horse at a watering place on Chöwsgöl Nuur, a lake in northern Mongolia [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A discarded ship in the harbour at Chöwsgöl Nuur. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

An abandoned house at Chöwsgöl Nuur [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A couple of kids pushing a broken down motorcycle. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A hay dealer decorates his transporter with straw. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A man beats chunks of ice from a frozen lake to sell them. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A family in a truck. They cut blocks of ice from the frozen lake and sell them to families in the hinterland. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Portrait of a boy at Chöwsgöl Nuur. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A young woman is resting. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Nomadic family in their winter quarters. Young animals are allowed to spend the winter in the hut so that they do not freeze to death. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Portrait of a little girl. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Traditional Mongolian food. Boiled beef or sheep meat with salt and horse milk schnapps. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Winter quarters of a nomadic family. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A sports hall in a small town at Chöwsgöl Nuur. Teenagers meet there on weekends to play basketball. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Horse of a nomadic family [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Two sisters of a nomadic family in their winter quarters. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

A nomad smokes a cigarette after having looked after his flock of sheep all day with his horse. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

Mongolia

Portrait of a nomad. [automated translation] Aus Gil Bartz' Fotoreportage 'We Won’t Die Sleeping'. Gil Bartz: ''We won’t die sleeping' represents my on-going photo project telling the story of former Sowjet countries. This episode is about Mongolia, concentrating on the nomadic life. The name-giving did not happen by chance.`We won’t die sleeping ‘ also is a very popular saying in Mongolia, strongly expressing the nature of this people. The big contrast between tradition and modern world with its progress is also taking its toll on the Nomads, forcing them to leave their habitual life behind to settle down near the cities. In the beginning of 2019 I travelled to north and south Mongolia to document the every-day life of some nomadic families.'

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