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The My Lai memorial, Son My village. In front is a wreath and a place to burn joss sticks to the...

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The My Lai Peace Park. Barely anything of the original village remains, and a new village has been...

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A Guernica-esque mural depicting the massacre. As I was taking this photo, a little girl stepped out...

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The irrigation ditch where between 150-200 Vietnamese were executed by Charlie Company.

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A view across the now-idyllic looking center of what remains of the hamlet.

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A closer view of one of the ruined houses.

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The first thing you see upon entering the museum: a chiseled list of all 504 victims of the March 16 massacres.

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Entrance to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. A former school, under the Khmer...

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The graves of the fourteen bodies found by Vietnamese forces upon the "liberation" of...

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The list of rules for prisoners of S-21, translated into English.

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One of the large cells, generally used as a torture room for prisoners. The picture on the wall...

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The hallway of one of the building blocks.

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There were many, many rooms like this, lined with giant, double-sided boards covered with the photos...

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Second Floor of one of the buildings, blocked off to visitors.

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Another building block of S-21. The barbed wire was put there to keep prisoners from attempting to...

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View through the doorway into one of the rooms divided into tiny cells where prisoners were held.

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One of said tiny cells, barely wide enough for a man's shoulders, and only just long enough to lie down.

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View down the line of holding rooms.

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