Winter Soldier

Year: 1972

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Michaël Weill

Documentary

For three days in 1971, nearly thirty former U.S. soldiers who served in Vietnam testified in Detroit, demanding the truth. They recounted involvement or witness to atrocities, disputed inflated body counts, and described the destruction of a village. Their testimony also exposed inaccurate counts and the coordinated razing of the settlement.

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