Witnessing tragedy: Journalist Jon Swain revisits 1970s Phnom Penh
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Witnessing tragedy: Journalist Jon Swain revisits 1970s Phnom Penh
With Jon Swain’s cult memoir River of Time set to be adapted for the big screen, the author returns to his time in 1970s Indochina, where he witnessed death and destruction in Vietnam, the Fall of Phnom Penh and the rise of the Khmer Rouge
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Re: Witnessing tragedy: Journalist Jon Swain revisits 1970s Phnom Penh
Why is he holding a gun? I thought that was always a big no no for journalists, even if it’s for a cover photo.
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I hope the movie does justice to the book. It's my favourite account of the period.
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