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Robert Capa - INDOCHINA.
icp 869
Laos. Luang Brabang. May 1954
icp 877
Near Namdinh, May 1954.
icp 867
Laos. Luang Prabang. May 1954.
French soldiers released by the Vietminh after the fall of Dien Bien Phu.
icp 874
Hanoi, May 23rd, 1954
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. A French soldier wounded at Luang Prabang, being carried to an army helicopter to Hanoi. May, 1954.
ICP 870
Laos. Luang Prabang. May 1954
icp 868
INDOCHINA. Laos. Luang Prabang. May 1954.
icp 864
Laos. Luang Prabang. May 1954.
A French soldier guarding the Royal Palace.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. Nam Dinh. A Vietnamese guard attached to the French Allied Command, at his post on a military base. May, 1954.
icp 865
Laos, Luang Prabang. May 1954. Wounded French soldiers released by the Vietminh after the fall of Dien Bien Phu.
icp 866
Laos. Luang Prabang. May 1954.
Wounded French soldier released by the Vietminh after the fall of Dien Bien Phu.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. A French soldier wounded at Luang Prabang, being carried to an army helicopter to Hanoi. May, 1954.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. Luang Prabang. Foreign Legion Headquarter. May, 1954.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. Nam Dinh. French airbase . 1954.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. Hanoi. 1954.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. Nam Dinh. Junior officer from the French Foreign Legion. May, 1954.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. Nam Dinh. A Vietnamese guard attached to the French Allied Command, at his post on a military base. May, 1954.
INDOCHINA. First Indo-Chinese War. Nam Dinh. French officer, on the day of General COGNY's visit to French troops. May, 1954.
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