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Tribune & Vietnam

By: Owen Dowling

From the moment the first American bomb was dropped on Vietnam, Tribune was at the forefront of the anti-war movement. It was a cause that shaped the publication for decades.

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‘PLEASE look at these pictures. Please think about them. That is not too much to ask. We — you and I — are the fortunate ones. At most we need only to look at pictures and read the news. But the people of Vietnam live (and die, many of them) with these horrors from day to day.’ Tribune’s […]

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‘PLEASE look at these pictures. Please think about them. That is not too much to ask. We — you and I — are the fortunate ones. At most we need only to look at pictures and read the news. But the people of Vietnam live (and die, many of them) with these horrors from day to day.’ Tribune’s […]

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‘PLEASE look at these pictures. Please think about them. That is not too much to ask. We — you and I — are the fortunate ones. At most we need only to look at pictures and read the news. But the people of Vietnam live (and die, many of them) with these horrors from day to day.’ Tribune’s […]

‘PLEASE look at these pictures. Please think about them. That is not too much to ask. We — you and I — are the fortunate ones. At most we need only to look at pictures and read the news. But the people of Vietnam live (and die, many of them) with these horrors from day to day.’ Tribune’s […]

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