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Jones-Griffith, Philip

Philip Jones-Griffith, Vo Van Chap, veteran NLF soldier, April 19, 1971
Philip Jones-Griffith, The ever-increasing pace of life in the new Vietnam means that siestas are taken whenever possible
Philip Jones-Griffith, A few kilometers north of picturesque and frequently visited Ha Long Bay is the coal mining area that tourists rarely see
Philip Jones-Griffith, In a back street in Ho Chi Minh City, discarded busts of the father of the nation, Uncle Ho
Philip Jones-Griffith, At the History Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, a girl swings on the nose of a fighter jet
Philip Jones-Griffith, The Citadel in Hue was the scene of the most prolonged fighting during the Tet Offensive
Philip Jones-Griffith, Children commemorating the end of the war in a celebration near Ho Chi Minh City
Philip Jones-Griffith, Mai Chiem Tiem, 46, from Dong Ha, lost his hand and had his optic nerves severed when he picked up a pineapple bomb in his paddy field, January l987
Philip Jones-Griffith, Joyous crowds at a victory celebration in Ho Chi Minh City
Philip Jones-Griffith, Minh Vin Gung, born in Long An province in 1993 with no trace of eyes. It is likely that in Agent Orange blocked the receptors in the developing fetus
Philip Jones-Griffith, The four men who fired the first shots in the Vietnam War on January 17, 1960
Philip Jones-Griffith, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Lop, 56, the widow of Nguyen Van Lem, murdered by General Nguyen Ngoc Loan during the Tet Offensive in Ho Chi Minh City
Philip Jones-Griffith, A child on the infamous path in My Lai where 504 people, mainly women, children and babies, were murdered by American troops, 1968
Philip Jones-Griffith, One of the main streets, Le Loi, in downtown Ho Chi Minh City almost devoid of traffic
Philip Jones-Griffith, One universal observation is the subtle way in which the Caucasian stereotype has been accepted as superior
Philip Jones-Griffith, The camp for "Boat People" near Cheratin in Malaysia became a magnet for those interested in helping the refugees
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Philip Jones-Griffith (2/18/1936, Rhuddlan, UK - 3/19/2008, London, UK)