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Matthew J. Franjola (October 26, 1942 – January 1, 2015) was an American journalist, photographer and foreign correspondent for the Associated Press. Franjola, who covered the Vietnam War for the AP, was one of the last Americans to leave Saigon during the fall of the city to the North Vietnamese in 1975.

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rdfs:comment	Matthew J. Franjola (Nueva York, 26 de octubre de 1942 - Danbury, 1 de enero de 2015) fue un periodista y fotógrafo estadounidense, se desempeñó como corresponsal en el extranjero para Associated Press. Franjola, quien cubrió la Guerra de Vietnam para AP, fue uno de los últimos estadounidenses en abandonar Saigón durante la caída de la ciudad ante los norvietnamitas en 1975. (es) Matthew J. Franjola (October 26, 1942 – January 1, 2015) was an American journalist, photographer and foreign correspondent for the Associated Press. Franjola, who covered the Vietnam War for the AP, was one of the last Americans to leave Saigon during the fall of the city to the North Vietnamese in 1975. (en)
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has abstract	Matthew J. Franjola (Nueva York, 26 de octubre de 1942 - Danbury, 1 de enero de 2015) fue un periodista y fotógrafo estadounidense, se desempeñó como corresponsal en el extranjero para Associated Press. Franjola, quien cubrió la Guerra de Vietnam para AP, fue uno de los últimos estadounidenses en abandonar Saigón durante la caída de la ciudad ante los norvietnamitas en 1975. (es) Matthew J. Franjola (October 26, 1942 – January 1, 2015) was an American journalist, photographer and foreign correspondent for the Associated Press. Franjola, who covered the Vietnam War for the AP, was one of the last Americans to leave Saigon during the fall of the city to the North Vietnamese in 1975. In 1964, Franjola trained to join the Peace Corps, but wasn't selected for the program. After his rejection from the Peace Corps, he joined the staff of a war supplies company and was sent to South Vietnam during the 1960s, where he joined the Associated Press. He covered events in Cambodia and Vietnam during the Vietnam War. He remained in Saigon as one of the last American reporters in the city, even after other correspondents had fled. He later worked as a gold miner in Zimbabwe (as the country transitioned from Rhodesia) and South Africa during the 1970s and 1980s. Franjola returned to the United States after decades living and reporting in Africa and Asia. He settled in Washington, Connecticut, where he served on the Region 12 Board of Education. He owned and operated a business called Board and Beam, which dismantles older homes and barns to reuse and refurbish their materials. (en)
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