A country marks the seventieth anniversary of statehood, yet the events of that founding year are remembered very differently by the people displaced from their territories during the war that followed. In the decades since, there has been no lasting agreement to sort out the volatile political and social situation in the region. This is the most recent photo-essay by a renowned documentary photographer, exploring the obvious traces of conflict and the scars it leaves on both people and landscapes, bringing home the sometimes more hidden symbols found in daily life that are simultaneously result and catalyst of the struggle.