LEROS by Alex Majoli daisycollingridge Each print is signed and

Each print is signed and numbered on the front

The inmates were systematically beaten

When the Greek psychiatric medical establishment reached the end of their perfunctorily useful treatment of their patients they sent them to Leros

Referencing Stephen Graham’s 1927 work

Read Robert Fisk on Double Blind in The Independent Magazine on the one year anniversary of the end of the conflict:

LEROS by Alex Majoli daisycollingridge Each print is signed andHidden behind the walls of an old political prison on the Greek island of Leros was the world's most notorious and brutal asylum for the insane. Beaten and tortured, they became wild as animals, unknown to the world until the walls were broken down in 1990 by Italian psychiatrists. Now back in the sane world, this follows their rehabilitated lives. A shocking testament to a regime that defies belief. The Greek island of Leros was for 20 years and more