Where were Ron Haeberle's photographs of the My Lai Massacre published?

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A group of frightened Vietnamese women and children stand close together outdoors during the My Lai Massacre in the Vietnam War. — My Lai Massacre Vietnamese citizens photographed during the My Lai Massacre, March 16, 1968.

Ron Haeberle’s personal color photographs of the My Lai Massacre were published in the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Life magazine. These images, which Haeberle did not turn over to the U.S. Army, provided graphic evidence of the atrocities committed against Vietnamese civilians and became some of the most recognizable and influential images of the Vietnam War.1