Never-before-seen photos and personal stories of North Vietnamese war photographers

This powerful program features amazing, never-before-seen photos and personal stories of North Vietnamese war photographers as they relive their unforgettable experiences in the war. This is the companion to the new book Another Vietnam, an unprecedented view of the war in Vietnam from the perspective of Vietnamese photojournalists.

Vietnam’s Unseen War

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Vietnam’s Unseen War

Release Year: 2002

Duration: 54 min

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This powerful program features amazing, never-before-seen photos and personal stories of North Vietnamese war photographers as they relive their unforgettable experiences in the war. This is the companion to the new book Another Vietnam, an unprecedented view of the war in Vietnam from the perspective of Vietnamese photojournalists.

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Posted 05/23/09 by Don

As an amatuer photographer i can appreciate these mens dedication. Fantastic documentary....Thanks for putting it out…
Don Frazier

Posted 03/03/09 by BookSeekers

Hello Guys,

Greetings. Introducing me.

By the way, I am looking for book I ching translated by Kerson Huang. I cannot find those book anywhere. Do you know where I can find those? Thanks

Posted 03/02/09 by SeekersISeek

Hello Guys,

Greetings. Introducing me.

By the way, I am looking for book I ching translated by Kerson Huang. I cannot find those book anywhere. Do you know where I can find those? Thanks

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