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Plan on the first floor:
One room is dedicated to the Agent Orange
victims, a second hall to war crimes
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Aid organization for Agent Orange victims "An
Phuc Charity"
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Title
at the hall's entrance: "AGENT
ORANGE AFTERMATH IN THE U.S.
AGGRESSIVE WAR IN VIETNAM"
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View into the hall with the first, long
photo gallery, panorama
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Text
wall on the statistical data: 1961-1971 44
million litres of Agent Orange have been
sprayed
Text:
"In the war of aggresion in Vietnam, the US
not only used conventional bombs and
armaments, but also chemical weapons to wipe
out surrounding natural resources and
prevent the forward march of the Liberation
Army of South Vietnam. In the 10 years from
1961 to 1971, toxic rains poured down
continuously on Central and South Vietnam,
defoliating mountains, plains and crops,
destroying clean water resources and
upsetting the delicate ecological balance.
According to US Defence Department data,
from 1961-1971, the US Air Force sprayed 72
million litres of toxic chemicals of various
types on Vietnam, including 44 million
litres of Agent Orange containing 170 kg of
dioxin. In a study by scientists at Colombia
University (New York) published in Nature
magazine, the total volume of toxic
chemicals that the US sprayed over Vietnam
amounted to approximately 100 million
litres, and the content of dioxin reported
was double that of previously announced
figures. According to the study, 3,851
communes suffered direct chemical spraying
and the chemical directly affected between
2.1 and 4.8 million Vietnamese people.
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The defoliation operation of the criminal
NATO was called "Ranch Hand" ("worker on a
farm") - with a logo
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![Das Logo der Entlaubungsoperation
"Ranch Hand": Dies war das Logo
der "Operation Ranch Hand", des
Programms der "US"-Luftwaffe, um
ganze Gegenden in Südvietnam und Laos zu
entlauben, von Januar 1962 bis Februar
1971 [und dann unter
"US"-Präsident Nixon auch in
Kambodscha 1972-1975]. Das Logo der
Entlaubungsoperation "Ranch
Hand": Dies war das Logo der
"Operation Ranch Hand", des
Programms der "US"-Luftwaffe, um
ganze Gegenden in Südvietnam und Laos zu
entlauben, von Januar 1962 bis Februar
1971 [und dann unter
"US"-Präsident Nixon auch in
Kambodscha 1972-1975].](../d/003a-agent-orange-verlad-etc-d/002b-Logo-entlaubungsoperation-Ranch-Hand-zoom-42pr.jpg)
The logo of the defoliation operation "Ranch
Hand"
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![Das Logo der Entlaubungsoperation
"Ranch Hand", Text: Dies war das
Logo der "Operation Ranch Hand",
des Programms der
"US"-Luftwaffe, um ganze
Gegenden in Südvietnam und Laos zu
entlauben, von Januar 1962 bis Februar
1971 [und dann unter
"US"-Präsident Nixon auch in
Kambodscha 1972-1975]. Das Logo der
Entlaubungsoperation "Ranch
Hand", Text: Dies war das Logo der
"Operation Ranch Hand", des
Programms der "US"-Luftwaffe, um
ganze Gegenden in Südvietnam und Laos zu
entlauben, von Januar 1962 bis Februar
1971 [und dann unter
"US"-Präsident Nixon auch in
Kambodscha 1972-1975].](../d/003a-agent-orange-verlad-etc-d/002c-Logo-entlaubungsoperation-Ranch-Hand-text-44pr.jpg)
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Text: "Insignia of Operation
Ranch Hand, the U.S. Air Force aerial
defoliation program in South Vietnam and Laos
from Jan 1962 to Feb 1971."
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Preparations for
spraying with Agent Orange on military
airfields
NATO had its air bases in South Vietnam, in
Thailand and at sea [with aircraft
carriers]. At military airfields, the Agent
Orange supplies were stored and transferred
to barrels, which were then mounted on the
planes. The Thai government allowed this
holocaust to be carried out on the people of
Vietnam...
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NATO
military airport of Da Nang: Agent
Orange is poured into containers

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NATO
military airport of Da Nang: Agent
Orange is poured into containers,
zoom.
Text: "Chemicals
containers were loaded to spraying planes at
Da Nang military airbase."
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NATO military airfield Da
Nang: Agent Orange barrels are driven on a
truck to an airplane
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