REQUIEM, BY THE PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO DIED IN VIETNAM AND INDOCHINA  "This book is dedicated to the 135 photographers of different nations who are known to have died or to have disappeared while covering the wars in Indochina, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Their lives are remembered through their work here assembled." Authored by Horst Faas and Tim Page.  Scroll down to see some images from the book **All photographs copyright as noted. Copying any of the photographs on this page in part or in whole without the explicit authorization of their copyright holder is strictly prohibited.** Due to the heavy workload of photos downloading below, please be patient. All photos will load; if not, hit the "reload" button above. Once all pix are loaded, enjoy a bit of music below. A bit of Mozart's Concerto for clarinet & Orchestra in A, Second Movement (Adagio) for you to listen while you scroll down:

Everette Dixie Reese, Angkor Cambodia 1954	Everette Dixie Reese, Hanoi, Vietnam 1954	Pierre Jahan, Tonkin Vietnam, 1952 (SIRPA/ECPA)
Jean Peraud, Tonkin, Vietnam, 1952 (SIRPA/ECPA)	Larry Burrows, Vietnam, 1966 (Life)	Huynh Thanh My of the Associated Press, Vietnam, 1965
Huynh Thanh My, Mekong Delta, 1965 (AP)	Henri Huet, Vietnam, 1966 (AP)	Henri Huet, Vietnam, 1966 (AP)
Henri Huet, Vietnam, 1965 (AP)	Dana Stone, Vietnam, 1966 (UPI)	Larry Burrows Vietnam, 1966 (Life)
Kyoichi Sawada, Vietnam, 1965 (UPI) 1966 Pullitzer Prize winner.	Gilles Caron, Vietnam, 1967, (Gamma)	Henri Huet, Vietnam, 1966 (AP)
Henri Huet, Vietnam, 1969 (AP)	Henri Huet, Vietnam, 1966 (AP)	Kyoichi Sawada, Vietnam, 1968 (UPI)
Sou Vichith, Cambodia, 1975 (Gamma)	Sou Vichith, Cambodia, 1975 (Gamma)	Henri Huet, Vietnam, 1965 (AP)

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