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| "Every government is run by liars and nothing they say should be believed" |
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| This French journalist, a stringer for Newsweek magazine, was expelled from Vietnam in 1962 for writing an article entitled "Vietnam: The Unpleasant Truth." |
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| The monk who burned himself |
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| "Reporters here would like to see us lose the war to prove they are right" |
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| "Everyone thought I left because I was against the war. I just thought it wasn't working. I didn't come to think of it as immoral until the very end" |
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| This veteran war correspondent wrote about war orphans in South Vietnam, but had considerable difficulty getting her story printed and was later refused permission to re-enter South Vietnam. |
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| Which countries fought in the Falkland Island War? |
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| Kevin Buckley, Saigon bureau chief for Newsweek, had a difficult time getting into print a story about "Operation Speedy Express" What was the operation? |
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| It was an accelerated Pacification Program. Women, and children were murdered by the ninth infantry division |
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| This journalist said he could have presented one of the immolation suicides by a Buddhist monk by simple kicking away a bottle of gasoline, but he did not, because he did not think that was the job of a reporter. Name the journalist |
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| This photographer, who was British and worked for Life magazine, sometimes pondered the morality and sensitivity of wartime photography, once saying "Sometimes one feels like such a bastard" |
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| Ronald Reagan invaded this country in 1983 |
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| Which tv network shot the film of the chief of the South Vietnamese state police shooting the captured Viet Cong at point blank range? |
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| When a few U.S. war correspondents tried to reach the island of Grenada by speedboat, what did the U.S. military do? |
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| U.S. fighter plane fired at them, making them turn back. |
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| This Australian journalist traveled with the Viet Cong and reported for newspapers from a Communist point of view. |
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| this female French photographer was captured by the North Vietnamese at Hue and later released. |
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| "I want people who see my pictures to hate war as I do. But although I am afraid, I have to be there when the killing starts" |
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| What was New Zealand journalist Kate Webb talking about when she said "It was like a butcher shop in Eden, beautiful but ghastly." |
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| U.S. embassy after the Tet offensive |
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| This journalist was captured by the North Vietnamese operating in Cambodia and held for 25 days. |
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| "Where else but in Vietnam would a man get a chance to play with a supersonic jet, drive a tank or shoot off a rocket and even get highly paid for it? |
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| What did Newsweek magazine describe as "the most systematic military cover-up in the history of America's role in the Indo-Chinese war" |
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| Intensified bombing by the U.S. on N. Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. They dropped the most bombs during this time than compared with WWII 50 times more. |
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