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| Description | English: Visitors tour the War Remnants Museum in Hanoi, Vietnam. June 2009. Note: the wall photo at left is one of the images of the My Lai massacre aftermath, taken by US Army photographer Ronald Haeberle on site. Taken in the course of his official government duties, it is copyright-cleared on Wikimedia Commons -- search Haeberle. |
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