John Wade reviews a strangely eccentric British-made camera

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Lee Miller’s artistic and historical sensibility

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As many as 300,000 displaced Gazans streamed northward on Jan. 27, after Israel reopened the Netzarim corridor, which bisects the Gaza Strip. Carrying their belongings in plastic bags and flour sacks