Francis Fitzgerald won a Pulitzer for covering this country in Fire in the Lake.
Expat intellectuals from this modern-day country blasted a crackdown on two magazines in the 1950s called Humanities and Masterpieces. Public relations with regards to events in this country were guided by the so-called "policy of minimum candor." Civilian experience in this country were depicted in a photojournal titled [this country] "Inc" by Philip Jones Griffiths. Francis Fitzgerald won a Pulitzer for covering this country in Fire in the Lake. In the so-called (*) "Seven Day Scuffle" here, journalist David Halberstam's companions beat up the secret police. Graham Greene's experiences here inspired The Quiet American. Peter Arnett's experience covering a war in this country led him to host CNN's The Valley of Death, which profiled a incursion into one of its neighbors called Operation Tailwind. For 10 points, Malcolm Browne photographed a Buddhist monk immolating himself in what modern-day country?
Expat intellectuals from this modern-day country blasted a crackdown on two magazines in the 1950s called Humanities and Masterpieces.
Vietnam [accept either North or South]