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ALBANIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

A soldier rides a bicycle as he passes two U.S. soldiers standing next to HMMV at Tirana's airport, Albania, Friday April 16, 1999. The NATO humanitarian airlift support the effort to ease the refugee crisis of Kosvo. (KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/Michel Euler) === ELECTRONIC CAMERA ===

PORTUGAL NELKENREVOLUTION 1974

A gun and a flower: One soldier holds a gun, another a carnation - when the left-wing coup was successful in April 1974, the people in the streets of Lisbon covered the soldiers and tanks with flowers, and the feeling of exhilaration and freedom is still evident. (KEYSTONE/Camera Press/Mauro Colasanti)

JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Soldiers in the Kosovo Liberation Army train in northern Kosovo Thursday March 4, 1999. Tensions in Kosovo are high as Serb military forces maintain a high presence on the roads in the troubled province. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu)

ISRAEL ANGRIFF DEMONSTRANTEN

An Israeli soldier cowers with his M-16 assault rifle in the passenger seat of an Israeli vehicle as it is surrounded and attacked by stone-wielding Palestinians at approximately half a mile from the Jewish settlement of Beit El near the West Bank town of Ramallah, Wednesday on December 2, 1998. About 150 Palestinian students from nearby Bir Zeit University marched to the intersection following a demonstration to protest against Israel's refusal to release Palestinian prisoners, and began attacking Israelicars. The Israeli soldier was pulled out, kicked and beaten with stones and fists, his weapons stolen, before escaping. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Eyal Warshavsky)

INDONESIEN DEMONSTRATION

A student displays a placard as he sits in front of security personnel blocking the way to the Presidential Palace in Jakarta, on December 2, 1998. Thousands of students took to the streets, and protested in front of the palace to demand that former president Suharto be brought to trial. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP PHOTO/John Macougall)

KONGO REBELLEN UNRUHEN

Congolese rebel soldiers talk and listen to a BBC report in Swahili in Nyunzu, a rebel-controlled town in eastern Congo, on Tuesday, December 1, 1998. Despite talk of a ceasefire, Zimbabwean planes supporting Congolese President Laurent Kabila have continued sporadic raids and Congolese rebels have said they are preparing for a new offensive. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

IRAK GEDENKTAG GOLFKRIEG

Iraqi guards march in Baghdad 01 December during a ceremony to mark martyrs day of Iraqi soldiers who were killed during the 1980-1988 war against Iran and the 1990-1991 invasion of Kuwait. An Iraqi newspaper accused the UN arms chief of pr-ring the ground fo US military strikes on Baghdad with his demands for Iraqi weapons inspections. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO AFP/KARIM SAHIB)

IRAK JAHRESTAG IRAK IRAN KRIEG

Tariq Aziz, right, Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister and Ali Hassan al Majid, 2nd right, cousin of the Iraqi President salute in front of the Martyrs Memorial in Baghdad, Tuesday, December 1, 1998. On this date, the Iraqis commemorate the victims of the war with Iran which lasted from 1980-1988. The war claimed more than one million lives on both sides. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Jockel Finck)

CHINA ARMEE

Chinese army soldiers take turns posing in front of a limousine outside of the Forbidden City in Beijing on Thursday, November 19, 1998. The Chinese armed forces are undergoing a massive reform, and are no longer allowed any involvement in business activities. (KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/Chien-min Chung)

AFGHANISTAN KONFLIKT TALIBAN

Taliban frontline soldiers pose with their multiple rocket launcher at their base near Kabul on Thursday morning, November 19, 1998. Fighting outside the city has been sporadic recent weeks with the heaviest fighting in Northern Afghanistan. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Murad Sezer)

KUWAIT USA ARMEE

U.S. Army Special Forces soldier belonging to the 5th Special Forces Group from Fort Campbell, Ky, holds his parachute after landing in the Kuwaiti desert during a routine training jump as part of an exercise called Iris Gold, near the Ali Al Salem air base, Thursday, November 19, 1998. The U.S. prepared to relax its military buildup but kept pressure on Iraq, threatening to strike without warning if Iraq failed to cooperate with U.N. weapons inspectors. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Laurent Rebours)

INDONESIEN UNRUHEN

A Jakarta newspaper vendor displays headlines saying that Indonesians are angry and demanding that Indonesian Armed Forces Chief General Wiranto resigns, as Indonesian Marines look on on November 15, 1998, at Atma Jaya University. Atma Jaya University has the been the scene of deadly clashes between students and police. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

DEUTSCHLAND I.WELTKRIEG

I. Weltkrieg 1914 - 1918: Aus den Kaempfen kommende englische Gefangene, die einen Verwundeten mit sich fuehren (undatierte und unlokalisierte Aufnahme). (KEYSTONE/IBA-ARCHIV/str) - - , BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE

SUDAN VERLETZTENTRANSPORT

Wounded fighters from the Sudanese People's Liberation Army, SPLA, fly inside a Norwegian People's Aid plane for evacuation to a Red Cross hospital in Kenya from Labone, Southern Sudan, Saturday, October 17, 1998. The civil war raging in Southern Sudan, added to poor harvest and famine puts millions of people at risk. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Aya Shneerson)

JUGOSLAWIEN KOSOVO SOLDATEN

Kosovo Liberation Army soldiers walk along a dirt road in the outskirts of the village of Dragobil Wednesday October 28, 1998 to attend the funeral of a soldier killed Tuesday while trying to defuse a booby trap left by Serb police in the nearby town of Malisevo. Most of Serb forces withdrew Monday from large areas of Kosovo in order to meet NATO deadline and defer the threatened airstrikes. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Enric Marti)

ISRAEL JORDANIEN SOLDATEN

A Jordanian Armed Forces honor guard carries coffins containing the remains of Jordaninan soldiers killed in the 1967 Middle East War during their funeral procession, with the Israeli neighborhood of Ramot built on land seized from Jordan in 1967, at Nebi Samwel in the West Bank Tuesday October 27, 1998. The remains were found during archeological excavations in Jerusalem three years ago and in accordance with a Jordanian request, were buried at Nebi Samwel where they fell in battle with Israel in the fight for Jerusalem. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)

KOREA NORD SUED LEBENSMITTEL

Two North Korean soldiers watch outside as South Korean cattle are transported to the North at the border village of Panmunjom separating the two Koreas, Tuesday, October 27, 1998. The cattle donation is part of the Hyundai's effort to start business with North Korea. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKTSIEDLER PROTEST

A Jewish settler prays as two Israeli soldiers stand guard during a demonstration held, on Wednesday, October 21 1998, near the Jewish settlement of Beit-El. Israeli settlers tried to block several West Bank roads to show their oppsition to an emerging Israeli-Palestinian deal on a West Bank troop pullback. (KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/Zoom 77) === ISRAEL OUT ===

DR KONGO KINDER SOLDATEN

A fourteen-year-old Congolese rebel soldier, who preferred not give his name, holds hands and talks with a fellow soldier in Kindu, a medium sized central eastern Congo town which fell from government hands earlier this week when rebels took over control, Wednesday, October 14, 1998. Young soldiers, some as young as 10, known locally as "kadogos," are common in Congo and neighboring countries. The Congolese rebels, whose revolt began on August 2, now hold approximately one quarter of the territory in Congo. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

JUGOSLAWIEN KOSOVO ARMEE

Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) fighters clean their weapons in a field in central Kosovo as a cow grazes behind them Wednesday, October 14, 1998. The KLA declared a cease-fire last week. Recent Serb offensives against KLA fighters caused thousands of civilians to flee into the hills, causing NATO to threaten airstrikes. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Enric Marti) === EDS: Condition of photographing was not to name exact location. ===

SUDAN BUERGERKRIEG OPFER

A man wounded during fighting in southern Sudan sits October 11, 1998 on a bench at a hospital run by the International Comittee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Lokichokio, northwestern Kenya. Almost 60 percent of the people treated in the hospital have been wounded during the war between Sudanese government troops and the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA). Sudanese Foreign Minister Mustafa Osman Ismail said October, 12 that his government extended a ceasefire in the southwestern Bahr el-Ghazal region by threemonths for "humanitarian" purposes. (KEYSTONE/-/AFP/ERIC FEFERBERG)

DR KONGO FLUGHAFEN KINDU

Congolese rebel soldiers walk in front of a disabled government rocket launcher, on the tarmac of the airport of the newly-captured town of Kindu, about 621 miles (1000 kms) east of the capital Kinshasa, Congolese Democratic Republic, Tuesday, October 13, 1998. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

RUSSLAND ARMEE WEHRPFLICHT EINBERUFUNG

A Russian draftee faces military officials at a conscription center in Moscow, Tuesday, October 13, 1998. Russia has begun its regular fall military call-up, an order that thousands of young draftees routinely ignore. Only about 20 percent of the young men drafted into the military actually show up, afraid of abysmal living conditions, ritual hazings and weak morale. The military openly complains that most of those who do turn up are ill-qualified to serve. Desperate to meet its quotas, the army often accepts youths with physical problems, criminal records or drug habits. (AP Photo/Maxim Marmur)

UNGARN EISERNER VORHANG

Zwei Soldaten der ungarischen Armee durchtrennen am 2. Mai 1989 an der Grenze zu Oesterreich den Stacheldraht. Vierzig Jahre lang verlief quer durch Europa die Grenze zwischen den Militaerbloecken und riegelte die Einflussbereiche hermetisch voneiander ab. Durch die Reformpolitik Gorbatschows ermutigt, beginnt Ungarn als erstes Land des Ostblocks, seine Grenzbefestigungen im Westen abzubauen, der "Eiserne Vorhang" bekommt seine ersten Loecher. In den folgenden Monaten passieren tausende ausreisewilliger DDR-Buerger unbehelligt die gruene Grenze nach Oesterreich. Im Herbst 1989 oeffnet auch die DDR-Fuehrung ihre Grenzen zur BRD und nach West-Berlin. (KEYSTONE/AP/Bernhard J. Holzner) === BLACK AND WHITE ONLY ===

RUSSLAND ARMEE WEHRPFLICHT EINBERUFUNG

TAS08: ASTRAKHAN REGION, RUSSIA, OCTOBER 13. A morning check up of draftees in a military unit located in the Astrakhan Region, the low part of the Volga river, as the autumn call-up campaign has started in Russia in line with Russian President's decree. Since Oct.1 to Dec.30 it's planned to recruit 160 000 citizens of Russia.This autumn the Armed Forces have received less draftees than the last spring in connection with reduction of the personnel within the Army reform. Besides, every third young man is exepmted from the military service because of health condition, and 110 000 draftees are sent annually for additional medical check up. (KEYSTONE/ITAR-TASS/MIKHAIL DYURYAGIN ) === ===

NIEDERLANDE ASYLBEWERBER

A Dutch soldiers moves a campbed as he and comrades set up a temporary camp at the military base "General Spoor Barracks" in the Dutch town of Ermelo on October 11, 1998. About 100 hundred tents and over 700 campbeds will be set up to give shelter to asylum seekers in the next weeks. As more applications for asylum are handed in than authorities and reception centers are able to handle, the Dutch government decided to set up camps as a temporary solution for asylum seekers. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/ ANP/Raymond Rutting)

CHINA PLA INSPEKTION

China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers, are inspected by an officer prior to an official state visit on October 6, 1998, in Beijing. Beijing has ordered the PLA to wind up its extensive web of business activities before the end of the year. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/STEPHEN SHAVER)

SUDAN SPLA REBELLENARMEE

Picture dated 07 October 1998 showing SPLA (Sudanese People's Liberation Army) soldiers showing their weapons during a parade on the market square of Thiet in a region controlled by the Christian rebels. The rebel SPLA has extended a ceasefire in southern Sudan for a further three months, it announced 15 January in Nairobi, Kenya. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/ERIC FEFERBERG)

RUSSLAND ARMEE

Militiamen get out of the vehicles and prepare to take up their positions prior to a protest marche organised by labour unions and leftist parties in Moscow October 7, 1998. The leader of Russia's Communist Party, Gennady Zuganov, sad October 7 that about 40 million people in Russia are expected to participate in the protest demonstrations against the government. Fromn Vladivostok to Moscow, disaffected Russians poured into the streets to demand payment of massive wage arrears in what organisers said could be the biggest such a protest since the collapse of the Soviet Union. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/DMITRY ASTAKHOV)

SIERRA LEONE BUERGERKRIEG

=== GRAPHIC CONTENT === An unidentified Kamajor lies in the hospital at Kenema, Sierra Leone, on Tuesday, October 6, 1998, after his hands were cut off by rebel soldiers in a recent conflict. The Kamajors are paramilitary soldiers fighting to defeat rebels in the interior of Sierra Leone, West Africa. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Christine Nesbitt)

SIERRA LEONE KINDER SOLDATEN

An adult leader of the Kamajor or civil defense militia, left, stands with his weapon as child combatants wait to register for demobilization at a center for children in Bo, Sierra Leone, on Thursday October 1, 1998. Carol Bellamy, UNICEF executive director visited the center as part of her two-day visit to the country. Sierra Leone should disarm its child warriors and give amnesty to youngsters captured in battle, she said Friday. Speaking to journalists. Bellamy said she was ``troubled'' after meeting the Kamajor child soldiers. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/UNICEF/Christine Nesbitt)

SRI LANKA TAMIL TIGERS

Tamil Tiger guerrillas, some as young as 15, captured by the military, at a military camp in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, September 30, 1998 in this picture released by the Sri Lanka government. The Sri Lanka government claim the guerrillas were captured in a 3-day battle at two northern towns which killed more than 1,200 people, the fiercest fighting in more than two years. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/HO)

RUSSLAND SOLDATEN

Russian army 119 paratroopers regiment soldiers carry potatoe soup from a field kitchen to their canteen near the village of Illinskoye, some 20 km (13 miles) west of Moscow, Wednesday, September 30, 1998. Soldiers long have helped bring in Russia's fall harvest, but with financial crisis now boosting prices on even the most basic goods, the ritual is taking on greater urgency this year. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/ Ivan Sekretarev)

EKUADOR TANKSTELLE SICHERHEIT

Ecuadoran soldiers guard a diesel pump at a service station outside Quito 29 September 1998. Troops patrolled highways in Cayambe, 50 kms (31 miles) northeast of the capital, as indigenous residents pr-red to demonstrate against the government's economic measures, which have boosted the prices of basic goods and services. Gasoline prices reportedly have risen 410 percent, diesel fuel 104 percent and electricity 254 percent. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO AFP/MARTIN BERNETTI/mb/rix/w-cl)

CHINA FLOOD CITATION

Honored soldiers stand attention and listen to the Chinese National Anthem during "the Anti-Flood Citation Ceremony" Monday Sept. 28, 1998 at the Great Hall of People in Beijing, China. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko, Pool)

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NEW YORK CITY, 23.09.1998, Kriegsspielzeug ( Liegender Soldat mit amerikanischer Flagge ) auf einer StraÂsse. Symbolbild: Krieg, USA... (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, auf der Kinzig-Passhoehe angelangt. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten machen am Montag, 21. September 1998, auf dem Weg zur Kinzig-Passhoeh eine Rast. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, unterwegs zur Kinzig-Passhoehe. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten machen am Montag, 21. September 1998, auf ihrem Weg zur Kinzig-Passhoehe inmitten von Ziegen eine Rast. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, auf der Kinzig-Passhoehe angelangt. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, sind auf der Kinzig-Passhoehe angelangt. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, unterwegs zur Kinzig-Passhoehe. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, unterwegs zur Kinzig-Passhoehe. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, sind auf der Kinzig-Passhoehe angelangt. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten am Montag, 21. September 1998, unterwegs zur Kinzig-Passhoehe. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Russische Kadetten und Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten sind am Montag, 21. September 1998, unterwegs zur Kinzig-Passhoehe. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals im Jahre 1799, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

SCHWEIZ SUWOROW ALPENUEBERQUERUNG

Schweizer Gebirgsrekruten und russische Kadetten ueberqueren den Kienzigpass am Montag, 21. September 1998, links die Gedenktafel zum Marsch der russischen Suworow-Armee 1799. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau und die Rekruten wandern auf den Spuren der legendaeren Alpenueberquerung des russischen Generals, bei der rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben, aus Anlass des 100jaehrigen Bestehens des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. Der Marsch ueber Kinzig-, Pragel-, Panixer- und Gotthardpass begann heute und dauert vier Tage. (KEYSTONE/Christoph Ruckstuhl)

IRAN REVOLUTIONSWAECHTER

Iranian Revolutionary Guards raise their fists in support as Ayatollah Ali Khameini announces his order for the country's armed forces to pr-re to take measures against the Taliban Islamic militia in Afghanistan, 15 September 1998 in Tehran. Iran's leadership is outraged over the murder by the militia of nine Iranian diplomats and a journalist after a raid on the Iranian consulate in Afghanistan's northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/ATTA KENARE/mn/ja/sw/rc)

SCHWEIZ ANKUNFT SUWOROW KADETTEN

Ankunft der Suworow-Kadetten in Duebendorf am 14. September1998. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau werden gemeinsam mit Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten auf den Spuren des russischen Generals Suworow wandern, bei dessen legendaeren Alpenueberquerung im Jahre 1799 rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben. Anlass der Wanderung ist das 100jaehrige Bestehen des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. (KEYSTONE/ Michele Limina)

SCHWEIZ ANKUNFT SUWOROW KADETTEN

Ankunft der Suworow-Kadetten in Duebendorf am 14. September1998. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau werden gemeinsam mit Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten auf den Spuren des russischen Generals Suworow wandern, bei dessen legendaeren Alpenueberquerung im Jahre 1799 rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben. Anlass der Wanderung ist das 100jaehrige Bestehen des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. (KEYSTONE/ Michele Limina)

SCHWEIZ ANKUNFT SUWOROW KADETTEN

Ankunft der Suworow-Kadetten in Duebendorf am 14. September 1998. Die 65 Kadetten der Suworow-Akademie in Moskau werden gemeinsam mit Schweizer Gebirgsinfanterie-Soldaten auf den Spuren des russischen Generals Suworow wandern, bei dessen legendaeren Alpenueberquerung im Jahre 1799 rund 6000 Soldaten an Kaelte, Hunger und Erschoepfung starben. Anlass der Wanderung ist das 100jaehrige Bestehen des Suworow-Denkmals in der Schoellenenschlucht. (KEYSTONE/ Michele Limina)

SCHWEIZ ANKUNFT SUWOROW KADETTEN

Ankunft der 75 Suworow Kadetten, am Montag 14. September 1998, auf dem Flughafen Duebendorf, anlaesslich des schweizerisch- russischen Gedenkanlasses zur Alpenueberquerung der Armee Alexander Suworows im Jahre 1799. Die Kadetten werden waehrend zweier Wochen Gaeste der Schweizer Armee sein. Hoehepunkt ist ein viertaegiger Gebirgsmarsch auf der Suworow Route zusammen mit Angehoerigen aus den schweizerischen Gebirgsrekrutenschulen. (Keystone/Michele Limina)

KAMBODSCHA OPPOSITION PROTEST

A Cambodian soldier stops a U.N. vehicle along a street in Phnom Penh during a protest march of opposition supporters Monday September 14, 1998. A march of about 1,500 opposition supporters took to the streets of the capital as strongman Hun Sen's crackdown against calls for his ouster entered a second week. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ou Neakiry)

MAZEDONIEN NATO MANOEVER

American Marines show their skills in evacuating diplomats by helicopter in emergency situations during the NATO exercises "Cooperative Effort 98" in the Macedonian army base at Krivolak, Saturday September 12, 1998. Around 1,500 soldiers from 26 countries are taking part in the exercises starting on Saturday, in the presence of NATO supreme commander. The week-long exercises will see among other things troops practice creating a buffer zone between two imaginary rival countries. These are the second NATO manoeuvres to be held in southeastern Europe since the eruption of the conflict in the Serbian province of Kosovo. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/GEORGI LICOVSKI)

MEXIKO TLATELOLCO MASSAKER 1968

Ernesto Zedillo, seen here as a 16-year-old student, is confronted by riot police during an anti-government demonstration in this July 23, 1968 photo. Zedillo, now president of Mexico, acknowledged that he was the student in the photo which Mexico City's daily Universal, published Monday, Sept. 7, 1998. The newspaper had discovered the photo in its archives. Zedillo told El Universal that he had belonged to a moderate student group called Emiliano Zapata, named after a Mexican revolutionary leader. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/El Universal)

KANADA SWISSAIR ABSTURZ

On the 4th of September Members of the Canadian military search the rocky shore near Peggy's Cove for debris and bodies after Swiss Air flight number 111 crashed seven nm off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia killing all 229 people on board. (KEYSTONE/Str)

KANADA SWISSAIR ABSTURZ

On the 4th of September Members of the Canadian military search the beach near Peggy's Cove for debris and bodies after Swiss Air flight number 111 crashed seven nm off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia killing all 229 people on board. (KEYSTONE/Str)

KANADA SWISSAIR ABSTURZ

On the 4th of September Members of the Canadian military search the rocky shore near Peggy's Cove for debris and bodies after Swiss Air flight number 111 crashed seven nm off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia killing all 229 people on board. (KEYSTONE/Str)

KANADA SWISSAIR ABSTURZ

On the 4th of September Members of the Canadian military search the rocky shore near Peggy's Cove for debris and bodies after Swiss Air flight number 111 crashed seven nm off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia killing all 229 people on board. (KEYSTONE/Str)

KANADA SWISSAIR ABSTURZ

On the 4th of September 1998 Members of the Canadian military use a map to search the rocky shore near Peggy's Cove for debris and bodies after Swiss Air flight number 111 crashed seven nm off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia killing all 229 people on board. (KEYSTONE/Str)

KANADA SWISSAIR ABSTURZ

On the 4th of September Members of the Canadian military are surching for pieces from Swiss Air flight 111 on a beach near Peggy's Cove. The plane crashed 7 nm off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia killing all 229 people on board. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

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A Member of the Canadian military puts a piece of insulation from Swiss Air flight #111 in a plastic bag on a beach near Peggy's Cove. The plane crashed 7 nm off Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia killing all 229 people on board. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

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Finnish peace-keepers from the UN troops in Macedonia, observing the border between Macedonia and the Yugoslavian Province of Kosovo, from Observation Post F-33, near the village of Jazince, about 40 miles north-west from Skopje, Friday, September 4, 1998. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski)