Three Vietnamese women move back into the Cholon area after Viet Cong attack that left a two-block area leveled, in hopes of salvaging meager belongings. Saigon, January 31, 1968., 1958 - 1974
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- 1958–1974
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- U.S. National Archives (via Wikimedia Commons)
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- photograph
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