Libya: Khadafy family life revealed in the aftermath
Algeria said this week that it had allowed a
two-vehicle caravan of Col. Muammar Khadafi's relatives, including his
second wife and three of his children, into the country. The flight of his relatives provides new evidence of surrender by the Khadafi clan
as rebels tighten their hold on Tripoli, the capital. Khadafi's wife,
Safiya, daughter Aisha and two of his sons, Mohammed and Hannibal, all
crossed into Algeria. The spouses of Khadafi's children and their
children arrived as well. This post gives us a glimpse of how those
family members lived while in power in Libya. The value of these
images isn't in their artistry or aesthetic, but in their storytelling
information as we seek to uncover more behind the scenes of the Khadafi regime that spanned forty-two years. --Paula Nelson (NOTE: Monday is a holiday. See you again on Wednesday.)(31 photos total)
As rebels, looters, and simply the curious
rifled through what's left of the estates of Moammar Khadafy and his
sons, most were struck by the rather mundane furnishings and peculiar
habits they accumulated. In Hannibal Khadafy's home, a torn image of
the son was discovered. (Zohra Bensemra/Reuters) CLICK HERE FOR MORE
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