Скачать или смотреть The 50-Year Lie: Was the World's Most Famous War Photo Fabricated?1,2

Welcome to the wildest ride through the first television war that brought the front lines straight into your living room3,4. Meet Catherine Leroy, an 87-pound French powerhouse who parachuted into the jungle just to prove she belonged with the boys5,6,7. She earned her combat jump wings while dodging male reporters who desperately tried to kick her out of the war zone8,9. Then there is Tim Page, the stone-cold freak so wigged-out he inspired the mad photographer in the movie Apocalypse Now10,11,12. Page survived being hit four times and even lost a chunk of his brain the size of an orange11,13. We are also diving into Larry Burrows and his harrowing ride on Yankee Papa 13 where a routine mission turned into a murderous crossfire14,15,16. But the real drama starts with Eddie Adams and the photo that haunted him because he felt he killed a general with his camera17,18. Now a massive secret is emerging from the archives that could rewrite everything you think you know about history19,20. For fifty years, the world praised one man for the iconic Napalm Girl masterpiece1,2. New evidence suggests the true photographer was a hidden stringer who never received a single award19,2. Forensic teams are now analyzing every frame and the results are shaking the foundations of the Associated Press21,22. Did a high-ranking editor actually instruct a lie to be told for decades just to protect an agency reputation2,23? We have the forensic data, the hidden vantage points, and the confession of an editor haunted by the truth24,21. The stakes have never been higher for the integrity of global journalism19,25. But wait until you see the one piece of evidence that finally proves who was actually holding the camera2,26.