View of one of the large cemeteris of Sarajevo

Radioactive graffiti on the wall of an apartment in Hadzici, the most targeted city by NATO in Bosnia

A dog eating some meat pieces on the road between Pec and Dakovica

Antonio Sepe. Father of Luca, an italian soldier dead in 2004 for an Hodgkin's disease, after the return from a mission in Kosovo

Ruins on the road between Pec and Dakovica

Inside an abandoned hotel bombed during the war on the road from Hadzici to Tmovo

A little river on the road between MItrovica and Pec

Pierluigi Ontanetti, 53 years old, volunteered in Sarajevo during the war taking in and out the mail from the siege. After the end of the war he went back to Bosnia many times. In 2003 his doctors discovered a form of leukemia.

An abandoned house on the road to Pristina

The countryside on the road between Pec and Dakovica

The mosque in Pec at night

Giuseppe Ciotola, 32 years old, from Naples. Giuseppe suffers from a form of leukemia caused by the inhalation of heavy-metal nanoparticles, as diagnosed by Dr. Gatti. Giuseppe has been discharged by the Italian Army and does not receive any pension. He now works as a part-time mechanic in Treviso.

View of the ski resort of the Mount Igman, a few kilometers from Sarajevo. It was the main facility for the 1984 Winter Olympics. Today its slopes are closed due to the presence of mines.

Abandoned tank in the compound that used to be the Serbs headquarters during the war in Hadzici