Sự ngơ ngác và sợ hãi hiện rõ trong đôi mắt hai đứa trẻ của một gia đình tại miền nam Việt Nam trong lúc bố, mẹ và hai đứa lớn hơn bị bịt mắt để chờ lính ngụy thẩm vấn vào ngày 12/9/1966. Gia đình này bị bắt sau một cuộc càn quét của lính Mỹ ở một nơi cách Sài Gòn khoảng 72 km. Ảnh : AP.
Một phụ nữ và ba đứa con trên tàu đổ bộ của Mỹ vào ngày 29/4/1975. Những chiếc trực thăng kéo tàu ra khỏi thành phố Sài Gòn. Ảnh : AP.
Người phụ nữ than khóc bên thi thể người chồng vào một ngày trong tháng 4/1969. Thi thể của chồng cô cùng 47 xác chết khác được tìm thấy trong một ngôi mộ tập thể gần Huế. Ảnh : AP.
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Mai Thi La (left) and Nguyen Thi Thy man an anti-aircraft gun in the village of Hau Loc (Thanh Hoa Province, North Vietnam).
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Ngo Thi Thuong, born 1946, in her bedroom in Hue. « I worked as a militant for the North, which was very important work. We had to bring rice, weapons and ammunition to the soldiers in the south. »
Ngo Thi Thuong with a portrait of her with General Vo Nguyen Giap taken when she was honored for shooting an American F-101 Voodoo.
Nguyen Thi Hiep, born in 1930, in her family room in Hue. « In 1945, when the war with France began, I was living in the small village. Many in the village wanted to fight in the war, and so I joined, too. I was 14. »
Nguyen Thi Hiep, born in 1930, in her family room in Hue. « In Vietnam, maybe we lost our country, lost our family, had a lot of people die, but in America it is the same. All the soldiers are the sons of parents, and they lost their children, too. »
Nguyen Thi Hoa, born 1948, in her living room in Hue, Vietnam. « I belonged to the group of 11 women - we are very famous for fighting in the war. ... We worked relaying information to the troops. »
Nguyen Thi Hoa, born 1948, in her living room in in Hue, Vietnam. « After the war ended in 1975, the country tried to set a new standard for women. ... The war made me a better mother, taught me a new way to raise my children - as a liberated woman. »
Thi My Le, born in 1946, in her home in Hue, Vietnam. « I still dream about the war. Sometimes I dream exactly about the scene of the war in which the bomb is about to explode. »
Vo Thi Yen, born in 1949, in her living room in Hue, Vietnam. « When you hear the B-52s, it’s just so fast - you hear the sound, and already it’s making huge holes in the ground everywhere. »
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