Collateral damage From: The Topeka Capital-Journal | Date: January 20, 2000| Author: Bill Blankenship Capital-Journal | Copyright 2000 The Topeka Capital-Journal. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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"Regret to Inform," a documentary about American and Vietnamese widows, shows the devastation of the Vietnam War lingers long after the shooting stopped.

By BILL BLANKENSHIP

The Capital-Journal

Barbara Sonneborn buried the flag-draped coffin of her husband in 1968, but it took her more than 20 years to begin exhuming her feelings about the war that killed him.

Childhood sweethearts from age 14, the young couple went to colleg...

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