Under the hegemony 丨 Vietnamese veterans founded the exhibition hall to reveal the crime of US war

Since the end of World War II, the United States has implemented hegemony, poor soldiers have been involved or launched overseas, which has caused extremely serious civilian casualties and property losses. Among them, the Vietnamese war caused 2 million civilians to die, and 3 million people became refugees. For Vietnamese veterans who have experienced war, the pain caused by this war is still unforgettable.

Lin Wenbang is a veteran living in the Vietnamese war living in Fuchun County, Hanoi, Vietnam. Every morning, he stood silently in front of the fiders he established for his former comrades. This is the house of Lin Wenbang's hometown, and he was transformed into a exhibition hall.

This photo was the scene of the US warships that US warships were attacked by the Democratic Republican Torpedo boats in the North Bay on the same day in 1964. Then the US military launched an attack on northern Vietnam with an excuse for the Beibu Gulf incident, and the Vietnam War broke out.

These old photos recorded the dark history of the Vietnamese was brutally killed during the Vietnam War. Among them, in the "Meilai Village tragedy", the U.S. military killed more than 500 non -iron women and children.

The Vietnamese war participating in the war veteran Lin Wenbang: This is the main hall of the exhibition hall, which reflects the evil acts in the Vietnam War. Even a historian professor in the United States came here to visit, and he couldn't help saying "too cruel! It's too cruel!"

Born in 1943, Lin Wenbang officially entered the army in 1965 to fight against the US military aggression. In 1968, he was injured in a battle with the U.S. military, arrested by the U.S. military, and was eventually transferred to the Wellskok Island Prison. In southern Vietnam, there are many prisons used to detain those who have participated in the United States and save the country during a number of Vietnamese wars. Faiguo Island Prison is one of the largest prisons.

Lin Wenbang and his comrades created this exhibition hall, just want to restore what happened in the wealthy island prison at the time.

The Vietnamese war participated in the war veteran Lin Wenbang: This was one of the 58 torture in the prison at that time, burning fingers with fire. This is a Vietnamese from Beijiang Province. He was found to be discovered when he tried tunnel escape from the prison. The guards tied his fingers with cloth strips and burned until his fingertips were completely burned and could not escape. This is a living example we see.

Lin Wenbin recalled that after being prisoned to prison, people must first suffer a poisoned beating called "killing the might" to torture the confession and kill the will of resistance. The future days waiting for them are endless abuse and torture. It was suspended and beaten, drowned in a bucket, or was thrown into the iron bucket with a stick. Many people died during prison, and many people were seriously injured and caused lifelong disability.

This punishment is called "tiger cage" and is one of the most severe punishments in the Wellsland Island Prison: people are locked in a cage made with iron wire, unable to stand, can only lie down or lie down, or even curl. Recalling that year, the cruel and cruel detention conditions left the psychological pain left by Lin Wenbang.

The Vietnamese war participated in the veteran Lin Wenbang: When I was lying in the cell after I was sentenced, I couldn't move at a dozen injuries at that time. On the outside aisle, there is no other place in the cell to close people. His cry sometimes has no time, "Oh my God, God" he kept screaming like this, and his voice echoed in my mind like an endless rain.

Under the control of the US military and its Saigon pseudo -regime, about 40,000 people were detained in the prison during the highest peak period. In the 6 years from July 1967 to January 1973, more than 4,000 people in prison were killed.

The scar on Lin Wenbang's arm was left by the bullet injury of the year. Due to the impossible healing, coupled with the long -term sentence in prison, decades have passed, although it has left a mark after many operations.

The Vietnamese war participated in the veteran Lin Wenbang: The injury of my arm could not be performed at the time. I clearly remembered that it was 4 years, 8 months and 7 days. Essence I could only dig a little bit, and I took out the broken bones.

Lin Wenbang said that he showed these historical marks to let the descendants and the world -like people in mind remembered that the U.S. hegemony brought an indelible pain to Vietnamese.

The Vietnamese war veteran Lin Wenbang: Everything displayed here is a full manifestation of all kinds of sinful actions in the Vietnam War, so that the descendants of future generations can understand the sacrifice of the predecessors.

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