Summary

After five years of captivity of Red Revolutionary Forces (Viet-Minh) hostages return to their homelands from Indo-China during the Indo-China War. French hostages held by Viet-Minh leave Indochina with their belongings. They board a truck. Trucks loaded with the hostages line up on a road. The Red Cross sign at the entrance of a building. People move with their families. French women at a counter of new clothes after imprisonment. Children eat sweets. Two boys eat bread with tea. French hostages including men, women and children. Location: Indochina. Date: January 30, 1951.

Source CriticalPast
Title: Freed French hostages which were held by Viet-Minh board onto trucks and leave Indochina and celebrate freedom.
Description: After five years of captivity of Red Revolutionary Forces (Viet-Minh) hostages return to their homelands from Indo-China during the Indo-China War. French hostages held by Viet-Minh leave Indochina with their belongings. They board a truck. Trucks loaded with the hostages line up on a road. The Red Cross sign at the entrance of a building. People move with their families. French women at a counter of new clothes after imprisonment. Children eat sweets. Two boys eat bread with tea. French hostages including men, women and children. Location: Indochina. Date: January 30, 1951.
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Date: 1951-01-30
Clip ID: 65675045377-H264

Keywords

hostages return
Indochina
hostages board truck
boys eat bread with tea
Indochina War
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