The display is divided into 2 parts. The first part covers stories about a “special frontline” between colonialists’ prisons and the firmness and loyalty of revolutionary soldiers in protest of the enemy’s torture.

The second part is a collection of postwar stories from those who are fortunate to be alive and reunite with their relatives, however there are those who never come back. 

Many soldiers laid down their lives, many are still alive but with injuries. However, their loyalty to the Party and the revolution is unchanged.

The exhibition will run until September 10.-VNA