Publisher/Knopf

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"Vietnam" is a collection of works by British photographer Larry Burrows (1926-1971). His real name is Henry Frank Leslie Burrows, a photojournalist who has been active since the end of the war, and is a talented photographer who has contributed photos to "Life" and "Newsweek" and won the Robert Capa Award three times. However, in 1971, a helicopter on board with Japanese news photographer Keizaburo Shimamoto was shot down over Laos by the North Vietnamese army and died. Burrows' masterpiece is an illustration of "Vietnam" taken over nearly nine years, and this book is a series of monochrome and color books. The tragedy of the war, the sorrow of the local Vietnamese, and the harsh work of the military personnel by the military are depicted as vivid reality.