For more than twenty years, five successive American presidents led the United States into one of the most controversial wars of the twentieth century. Behind the iconic images of helicopters, massive bombing campaigns, and the fall of Saigon, this book offers a comprehensive historical reassessment of the Vietnam War, restoring its full political, military, and human complexity. From Kennedy to Nixon, from Diệm to Thiệu, it explores the strategic mistakes, ideological illusions, political maneuvering, and human tragedies that gradually transformed a Vietnamese conflict into an American tragedy. Through the lenses of the Cold War, power struggles, betrayal, propaganda, and collective memory, this work seeks to understand how a war that began in the name of freedom ultimately became an impossible victory in a war that had grown absurd.
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