02. Vietnam Presentaion
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The document discusses the effects of Agent Orange used by the United States during the Vietnam War and profiles victims who were born with disabilities. It notes photos of victims that haunted the author and describes the victims as living but without truly knowing life. However, it also profiles victims who have achieved success despite their disabilities, such as a musician who plays piano with his feet, a student who won an academic competition, and a young scientist, showing what the crippled can do.
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