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Ainat [17]
2 years ago
8

What event is depicted in the photographs in Part One?

History
1 answer:
Artemon [7]2 years ago
5 0
  • The event depicted in the images was referring to the Napalm attack by the military force of the US country during the happening of the Korean war.
  • These images are significant as it portrays the citizens suffering through the Napalm attack that occurred in 1980.

<h3>What was the Korean war?</h3>

The Korean War was the conflict between the northern and southern parts of Korea which started in the year 1950.

  • Napalm was a gel-like chemical substance that was used to make bombs and flame throwers for the armed forces of the US. It was developed by Louis Fischer in the year 1942. This was used in the warfare of Korea and WWII.
  • The images depict the people of Korea who had suffered through the Napalm attack which was then banned its use on the citizens by the UN convention.

Therefore, the Napalm attack had been portrayed in the given images.

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