62. The American War with Pao Houa Her and Sadie Wechsler

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62. The American War with Pao Houa Her and Sadie Wechsler

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For Americans, it was the Vietnam War. For Vietnam and Laos, It was The American War. Next week, we are joined by photographers Pao Houa Her and Sadie Wechsler as we discuss relationships of the war, both past and present, within their current collaborative exhibit, The American War. Image credit: Sadie Wechsler

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