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At What Price a Photograph?
Robert Capa (birth name Andrei Friedman) was born in 1913 in Budapest,
Hungary. He left Europe under Nazi occupation and became an American citizen.
A photo-journalist by profession, Robert took some now famous images of
war in the 1930s and 1940s. In 1954 he volunteered to photograph the French
Indo-China War for Life Magazine. In May 1954 Robert was walking up a
road in Thai binh, Vietnam to find exactly the right distance and angle
for his picture when he trod on a landmine and was instantly killed. Instead
of photographing the news, he made the news.
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I never raised my boy to be a soldier
I never raised my boy to be a soldier
I brought him up to be my pride and joy
Who dares to lay a gun upon his shoulder
And teach him how to kill another mother's boy
I never raised my boy to be a soldier
I brought him up to stay at home with me
There would be no war today, if every mother would say
I never raised my boy to be a soldier Traditional North Country
I brought him up to be my pride and joy
Who dares to lay a gun upon his shoulder
And teach him how to kill another mother's boy
I never raised my boy to be a soldier
I brought him up to stay at home with me
There would be no war today, if every mother would say
I never raised my boy to be a soldier Traditional North Country
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When its leaves are all dead and the fine colors are lost.
Still how sweet a perfume it will yield.