File:Arnett nose.jpg

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Fair use in Double Seven Day scuffle[edit]

• Author is Malcolm Browne, the Pulitzer Prize winning journalist. Photo taken on July 7, 1963. The picture shows Peter Arnett (left) after being punched in the nose by South Vietnamese secret police. David Halberstam is in the middle, repelling the attacks

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• Is discussed in depth in the article
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