The document lists locations and events related to the two wars between Russia and Chechnya from 1994 to 2006, including helicopter shoot downs, civilians begging Russians not to attack the city of Grozny, images of Grozny being destroyed in 1995, refugees fleeing Chechnya in 1997, Russian soldiers in Chechnya, people looking for missing brothers, a chapel in Chechnya, Russian troops in Grozny in 2000, rockets in Chechnya, mass graves being found, graffiti saying "We have returned to fuck you", images of children and a mother and son, and the assassination of Anna Politkovskaya in 2004 who reported on the war.

1. Wars with Chechnya 1994-96, 1999-present

2. Helicopter Shot Down, 1994

3. Women Begging Russians Not to Attack Grozny, 1994

4. Grozny, 1995

5. Grozny, 1995

6. Grozny, 1995

7. Grozny, 1995

8. Grozny, 1995

9. Grozny, 1995

10. Grozny, 1995

11. Chechnya, 1995

12. Chechnya, 1996

13. Chechnya, 1996

14. Chechnya, 1996

15. Mother and Son, 1996

16. Mother and Son, 1996

17. Fleeing, 1997

18. Russian Soldiers, 1997

19. Chechnya, 1997

20. Looking for Brothers, 1997

21. Chapel, 1998

22. Chechnya, 1999

23. Grozny, 1999

24. Russian Troops, 2000

25. Rocket in Chechnya, 2000

26. Grozny, 2000

27. Chechnya, 2000

28. Chechnya, 2000

29. Chechnya, 2000

30. Children, 2000

31. Bedroom, 2000

32. Chechnya, 2000

33. Mother and Son, 2000

34. Sadi-Kurt, 2000

35. Mass Grave, 2000

36. Mass Grave, 2000

37. We Have Returned to F..k You, 2001

38. Chechnya, 2001

39. Grozny, 2001

40. Grozny, 2001

41. Central Square, 2001

42. Chechnya, 2001

43. Children, 2001

44. Mother and Son, 2001

45. Grozny, 2006

46. Grozny, 2006

47. Grozny Marketplace, 2006

48. Anna Politkovskaya, 2004