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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | [US War Techniques and Genocide in Vietnam] |
| Production Date | c. 1971 |
| Country of Production | North Vietnam |
| Duration | 00:34:06 |
| Production Company | Vietnam People's Armed Forces Studios |
| Film Subject Era | 1954-1975 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Summary | An analysis of weaponry used by the Americans during the Vietnam War, prepared by the Driven Commission for Investigation of US War Crimes in Vietnam. [WARNING: contains distressing scenes of dead bodies, severe injuries, wounds, and surgery.] |
| Subjects | Vietnam War (1955-1975); Weapons; War crimes; Napalm bombing; Bomb damage; Imperialism; Anti-American sentiments; Death; Peasants; Civilians; Civilian casualties; Amputation; Land mines; Health and medicine; Medical practitioners; Chemical warfare; Women; Children; Second World War (1939-1945); Nuclear weapons; Genocide; Wars |
| People | Nixon, Richard (1913-1994) |
| Places | South Vietnam; North Vietnam; USA (United States of America); Cambodia (Kampuchea); Laos; Hanoi; Japan; Hiroshima; Vietnam |
| Fiction/Non Fiction | Non Fiction |
| Sound | Sound |
| Colour Format | Black and White |
| Language | English (Narrator) |
| Module | Wars & Revolutions |
| BFI Identifier | N-504060 |
| Copyright | The British Film Institute |