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Bernard Archard | ||
Patrick Catalifo | Captain Victorien Jégu de Kerveguen | |
Raoul Billerey | Priest | |
Ludmila Mikael | Béatrice Vergnes | |
François Négret | Corporal | |
Jean-François Balmer | AFP employee | |
Maxime Leroux | Artillery Lieutenant | |
The Anh | Ong Cop, M. Tigre | |
Christopher Buchholz | Captain Morvan | |
Patrick Chauvel | Lieutenant Duroc, DC3 Pilot | |
Eric Do | Lieutenant Ki | |
Thu Ha | Cuc | |
Igor Hossein | The Photograph | |
Luc Lavandier | Thai Sergeant | |
Joseph Momo | Koulibali | |
Donald Pleasence | Howard Simpson |
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Producer | Peter Batty
Jacques Kirsner |
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Writer | Peter Batty
Patrick Jeudy |
Prelude To The Vietnam War It was the French defeat at Dien Bien Phu that led directly to America's involvement in Vietnam. Like Midway and Stalingrad, the Battle for Die Bien Phu ranks as one of the most decisive and seminal military battles of the Twentieth Century. It is a fascinating tale of arrogance and ingenuity, of false pride and astonishing heroism, of back room political bargaining and gross military bungling. The story is illustrated with striking archival footage of the battle from both sides incorporated with notable contributions from some of the principal survivors. |
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