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Often colloquially labeled "Girl 1.jpg" in educational or archival settings, this 1993 image is another historic Pulitzer Prize winner.

While long attributed to Associated Press photographer Nick Ut , who won a Pulitzer Prize for it, recent documentaries have sparked debate over its original authorship. Girl 1.jpg

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The filename "Girl 1.jpg" is frequently used for some of history's most iconic and powerful photographs. Depending on the context, it most likely refers to one of the following seminal images:

It became a definitive symbol of the Vietnam War's horrors and is credited with shifting global public opinion against the conflict.