Kim Phuc gained worldwide attention after a stunning photo of her in the aftermath of a napalm attack revealed the horror of war. Now she has been honored with the Dresden Peace Prize, and has spoken about her experience in Nick Ut’s Pulitzer Prize-winning image known as “The Terror of War” or “Napalm Girl”. Read the full story here.
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