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Should the war have been fought and how could U.S or South Vietnam not have won?
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HISTORY
ESSAY QNS: Should the war have been fought and how could U.S or South
Vietnam not have won?
A lot of people have individual opinions about the Vietnam war. Ones views on the war can come from different sides. Like a huge tree, there are many vessel-like branches and they more or less can represent the various sides from where overviews and opinions on the war have been made. Many accounts and conclusions about the war in Vietnam are told through the eyes of the North Vietnamese, the South Vietnamese, the United States(U.S) military soldiers, power figureheads of the involved countries, as well as views from around the world. The list of groups can go on. For this obvious reason, one cannot make a concrete judgement based on this widely debated historical event. Historians however, if I could take you back to the metaphor of the tree are like its bark. Historians are the bark that holds up and represents the overviews based on the compilation of facts, research of accounts from the various sources and their conclusions derived from those sources are neutral and not one-sided. Therefore, as a history student, I
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