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| The '''Winter Soldier Investigation''', given in ], ], on ]-], ], was an assembly of 100 ] Veterans, giving detailed testimony to specific ] by the ] in ] during the years of ]-]. The soldiers' testimony often overlaps, demonstrating an uninterrupted policy of ] against the Vietnamese people, indiscriminate of their affiliations, North or South. | The '''Winter Soldier Investigation''', given in ], ], on ]-], ], was an assembly of 100 ] Veterans, giving detailed testimony to specific ] by the ] in ] during the years of ]-]. The soldiers' testimony often overlaps, demonstrating an uninterrupted policy of ] against the Vietnamese people, often indiscriminate of their affiliations, North or South. | ||
| Senator ], then a decourated former lieutenant, would later testify before the American congress to the general conclusions gathered in Detroit. | Senator ], then a decourated former lieutenant, would later testify before the American congress to the general conclusions gathered in Detroit. | ||
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The Winter Soldier Investigation, given in Detroit, Michigan, on January 31-February 2, 1971, was an assembly of 100 Vietnam War Veterans, giving detailed testimony to specific crimes against humanity by the United States in Vietnam during the years of 1963-1970. The soldiers' testimony often overlaps, demonstrating an uninterrupted policy of ethnic cleansing against the Vietnamese people, often indiscriminate of their affiliations, North or South.
Senator John Kerry, then a decourated former lieutenant, would later testify before the American congress to the general conclusions gathered in Detroit.
=External links
- Winter Soldier Investigation Sixties project archive
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