Documentary articles
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An overview on the Paris peace accords
10/10/2022
After nearly five years of negotiations (from May 13, 1968 to January 27, 1973), with over 200 public sessions, 24 high-level private meetings, 500 press conferences and 1,000 interviews, the Agreement on Ending the War and Restoring Peace in Viet Nam was officially signed on January 27, 1973 in the French capital of Paris.
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The singing voice for peace which lives forever and ever
10/10/2022
As the new year of 2021 came for a few days, the War Remnants Museum learned very sad news: one of our peace-loving friends reportedly died due to a fatal illness. She was Yokoi Kumiko, a Japanese singer who raised her singing voice for peace in the midst of bomb attacks to support the Vietnamese people in their struggle against the foreign aggression.
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Bell made of 500lb bomb canister
10/10/2022
During the Viet Nam War, the U.S. military used bombs and mines to destroy several localities, and Bình Thuận Province was one of them. The attacks reached its peak during the years 1960-1972 when bombs rained down on the so-called iron triangle (Hàm Thắng, Hàm Chính, Hàm Liêm) in Hàm Thuận Bắc District, Bình Thuận Province, inflicting several losses and sufferings for the inhabitants in these areas.
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