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A great review of The Rape of a Nation on the website of photo-eye Magazine by Sara Terry.	Monique Stauder's Latitude Zero and Stanley Greene's Black Passport are nominated one of the 20 winners of the Deutcher fotobuchpreis. Black Passport won GOLD, Latitude Zero won SILVER!	The Dutch radio show 'Met het oog op morgen' interviewed Michel Szulc Krzyzanowski and Teun van der Heijden on Michel's book 'The Most Beautiful People in the World'. Listen to the interview.	Stanley Green and Teun van der Heijden sold and signed copies of Black Passport at the Prix Bayeux.	A very positive review of Black Passport in the German photography magazine Photonews. Download PDF.	Remnants of the Recent Past, Pip Erken's book about Ukraine is one of the six finalists of the Nikon-prize. Best photobook for Dutch photography students.	Black Passport is nominated three times at the international photobook award in Kassel, Gemany. Westminster photography and film blog

Title: Diamond Matters
By Kadir van Lohuizen
Published by Mets & Schilt

Kadir van Lohuizen documented the world of Diamonds from ‘the mines to the jet-set’. In Zaire, Sierra Leone and Angola diamonds were used as a means to buy weapons: Blood Diamonds. Campaigning from groups such as Fatal Transactions led to the Kimberley Agreement in 2002. It made the industry more transparent. ‘Fair Trade’ would be the ideal next step. Diamond Matters shows the financing, working conditions, dealers and those who really profit from the industry.

Title: ‘De Hollandse Metamorfose’ (The Dutch Metamorphosis)
By Laura Samsom Rous and Hans Samsom
Preface: Henk Hofland
Published by: De Verbeelding

Every Dutchman who wants to talk about the present, the past and the future of his country must be obliged to travel through his country at least ones a year.
Two photographers Laura Samsom Rous and Hans Samsom and the writer Henk Hofland did so. This book presents their experiences and the current status of The Netherlands.

Title: Dialogues
By Angèle Etoundi Essamba
Published by UNESCO

Photographic catalogue published on the occasion of International Woman’s day 2006. Extract from the preface by Hans D’Orville the director of the bureau of Strategic Planning of UNESCO: “Even though Angèle Etoundi Essamba’s photographs capture just a single moment in time, they convey something enduring and of great permanence: they can make us see others and ourselves. Others enter into DIALOGUES with us and we dialogue in return in different forms.”

Title: Brood
Photos of the Dutch painter and pop star Herman Brood.
From the archives of many Dutch photographers.
Published by: De Verbeelding

In 2002 the famous Dutch artist and pop start Herman Brood committed suicide by jumping of the roof of the Amsterdam Hilton. Many magazines ran a story on the life of Herman. A lot of Dutch photographers dived into their archives to search for photos of Herman. Martijn van de Griendt came up with the idea to use this momentum and make a photo book. A book of a man who lived ‘sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll’

Title: World Press Photo - James Nachtwey - The Inferno - Photographs 1980 – 1995
By James Nachtwey

A Dutch publisher offered World Press Photo to make a magazine on A1 size.
The organization was promised editorial freedom. World Press Photo decided to
use the magazine as the catalogue for the winner’s exhibition of 1995.
James Nachtwey won the World Press Photo Of The Year 1994 (granted in 1995). .

Title: Images du Cameroun By Angèle Etoundi Essamba, Reinout van den Bergh and Kadir van Lohuizen Published by: SNV Photographic catalogue published on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Dutch development organization SNV.

Title: Issue #1 Katrina
By Thomas Dworzak, Paolo Pellegrin, Stanley Greene and Kadir van Lohuizen.
With an essay from Jon Lee Anderson.
Published by: Mets & Schilt

Issue #1 Katrina is the first edition out of a series of magazines that shows a complete in depth photographic documentary on one issue alone.

Title: Punt
A selection of 65 photographs by 65 photographers

What do you do when a good friend choose to retire? You think of a gift. What if your good friend is Hans van Blommestein, as art-director responsible for the famous Dutch magazine Avenue and later for the monthly magazine M from the Dutch newspaper NRC? What if that same friend was at the beginning of the careers of many great Dutch photographers? Bart Nieuwenhuis decided that the best gift is a unique photo book.

Title: Tour du Monde
By Chris de Bode
Published by: Mets & Schilt

We all know the Tour de France. But cycling tours are also organized in other then western countries. Cycling through the baking desert or in a country that has recently been in war. Chris de Bode documented cycling tours in Colombia, Cuba, Senegal, Eritrea, Qatar and China.