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American military
officials believed that they can capitalize on
some of the superstitions of the Vietnamese people,
particularly around death, and this idea that if a
person dies in a space that's not their homeland,
that they'll be condemned to wander for all eternity
officials believed that they can capitalize on
some of the superstitions of the Vietnamese people,
particularly around death, and this idea that if a
person dies in a space that's not their homeland,
that they'll be condemned to wander for all eternity
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- American military
officials believed
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that they can capitalize on
some of the superstitions
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of the Vietnamese people,
particularly around death,
00:00:08.333 --> 00:00:11.125
and this idea that if a
person dies in a space
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that's not their homeland,
that they'll be condemned
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to wander for all eternity.
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Discover history's most mysterious and bizarre inventions, people and things. From a 440-pound Syrian bear turned soldier to a man who survived a 43-inch iron bar shot through the head.