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Photo gallery: The suffering of the Syrian people

For months now, Syria's largest city, Aleppo, has been a battleground. These pictures, taken in Aleppo by the photojournalist Daniel Etter in July and August this year, tell a tale of violence and suffering - and also hope.

Fighting for every street

Fighting for every street

Grieving parents

Grieving parents

Temporary victory

Temporary victory

Overwhelmed

Overwhelmed

Living in a classroom

Living in a classroom

Written in blood

Written in blood

Outsiders

Outsiders

On the front line

On the front line

In rebel hands

In rebel hands

Uneven fight

Uneven fight

Watching the skies

Watching the skies

Hospitals under fire

Hospitals under fire

Surveying the damage

Surveying the damage

Away from the fighting

Away from the fighting

War games

War games

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