Vietnamese famines

from Nobel Peace Center · host Nobels Fredssenter

Why was Vietnam hit by several hunger crisis during the last decade? The answer is war, according to Professor Stein Tønnesson, researcher at PRIO. Hear him explain how Vietnam’s population suffered from war and hunger in the decades after World War II. This recording is a part of the Nobel Peace Prize Exhibition 2020, about the Nobel Peace Prize laureate WFP (World Food Progame) and food as a weapon of war. By: Ingvill Bryn Rambøl

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