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Paperback cover has some fading and edge wear. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This compelling collaboration between French historian Philippe Devillers and renowned photojournalist Marc Riboud offers a poignant glimpse into the reality of life in North Vietnam during the tumultuous years of the Vietnam War. Devillers’ insightful essays, informed by his deep knowledge of Vietnamese history and culture, provide essential context for understanding the complex political and social dynamics at play. Riboud’s striking black-and-white photographs, captured with his characteristic humanism and empathy, bring to life the faces and stories of ordinary Vietnamese citizens caught in the crossfire of conflict. Together, these perspectives shed light on the resilience of the Vietnamese people and the enduring consequences of war. This copy, though well-loved, remains a powerful testament to the importance of bearing witness and preserving historical memory. Collectors and readers alike will appreciate the enduring relevance of this work, which transcends its era to offer a timeless exploration of the human experience in times of upheaval.
