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    Vietnam today: the legacy of Agent Orange

    Agent Orange and its effects on Vietnam
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    - By Victoria Brittain

    Transcript of a talk given to a meeting of Trade Union Friends of Vietnam at Marx Memorial Library on 8 September 2012

    When I first went to live and work in Vietnam it was 1973 – that is 40 years ago. I was a very young and very inexperienced journalist, fired with curiosity by the massive anti-Vietnam demonstrations I had seen while working in Washington and Boston, and by two earlier short visits to Saigon.

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