WAR UNDER JUDGEMENT

This booklet is fronted with one of the most highly recognised photographs in the world. (The Naplam Girl) - was taken by Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist Nick Ut. - It was while Ut was on assignment on June 8, 1972, that he captured the now-famous image of 9-year-old Phan Th Kim Phúc screaming and running down the road naked after what the Associated Press called a misdirected Napalm attack by South Vietnamese military in then Trang Bang, South Vietnam. - I looked in my cameras viewfinder and I saw the girl running from black smoke, Ut recalled. I say (Why isnt she wearing clothes?) And I run and take a lot of pictures of her. - After seeing the burns on Phúcs back and arms, Ut says he poured water on her wounds and carried her to his car. It was only when he showed hospital officials his press pass that he was able to get Phúc and the other children injured that day treated. - The photographer said he visited her family a week after the attack and that Phúc, who now lives in Canada with her family, affectionately calls him Uncle Nick. - Alan Litherland: Is a Christian Pacifist. His basic message is that peace is achievable. War Under Judgement, is a clear, concise introduction to the issues for people who are looking for a path that leads beyond war. CONDITION & DESCRIPTION: This is a small pamphlet/booklet, softcover. Has light soiling in general. Small scuff to the front panel [right hand side of the girl], and creasing in general. On the inner front cover there is a name Ogwura Family, written in black ink. Same name appears again on the last blank end-page: OGWURU FAMILY LIBRARY. I do not know who this was. - Pages are all clean and tighly bound. - Highly Collectable. - Our orders are shipped within 1 or 2 business days.- Thanks for your interest.…