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Obtain the book: THE Vietnam War ON TRIAL: The My Lai Massacre and Court-Martial of Lieutenant Calley (Landmark Law Cases and American Society). By Michael R. Belknap; published 2002, University Press.
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Soldiers of what nation committed the My Lai massacre?
United States
When did Kuo Tsai Lai die?
Kuo Tsai Lai died in March 1982, in Taipei, Taiwan of heart attack.
The soldiers of which nation committed the MY Lai massacre?
the United States.
What occurred at Mei Lai?
American soldiers killed hundreds of Vietnamese civilians.
What incident at My Lai exposed the frustration that many American soldiers felt about the Vietnam War?
The My Lai massacre took place in 1968, and came to light in 1969. The village of My Lai was wiped out by American soldiers, for no valid military reason. This was a war crime, and an embarrassment to America which supposedly was in Vietnam to help the Vietnamese.
Whom did american troops attack at the village of your lai?
south Vietnamese civilians
What is the mylai incidence?
The My Lai incident is sometimes referred to as the My Lai Massacre. In this incident, US soldiers killed a large number of women, children, and elderly people in a village in Vietnam.
What was proof that American soldiers committed war atrocities in Vietnam?
Incidents such as My Lai were photographed. and televised
Who was in charge of the soldiers that went to My Lai?
American troops.
Where in Vietnam did 200 innocent civilians get shot by u.s soldiers?
The Vietnamese lost 200 people at My Lai, near the south of Vitnam
What effect did the My Lai have on America?
The My Lai Massacre was a turning point for Americans, who had always viewed the military as operating on a higher plane than other countries. It was shocking to find out United States soldiers were just as capable as anyone else of engaging in atrocities.
How many civilians were killed by American soldiers at My Lai on March 16 1968?
Although the exact number isn't known, the My Lai Massacre killed somewhere between 347 and 504 civilians, including men, woman, children, and even infants.
