The Tragedy of Vietnam (3rd edition)

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The Tragedy of Vietnam , a Critical Book Review

The Vietnam War , just like any other armed conflict , was definitely considered as a period and event in history when damages and tragedies surpassed even its supposed good intentions . The two-decade war , that happened between the last part of 1950 up to mid-1970 and affected many people , unfortunately only landed in the accounts of history as a failed war where an over-confident nation like the United States involved and just incriminated itself . In fact

, the tragedy of the Vietnam War was not only attributed from the failure of the American military but most notably by the nation 's reported pretentious and conceited foreign relations principles

The disaster was aggravated by the reality that the U .S . was significantly criticized for its failure to advance its military as well as unite the warring North and South Vietnam and prevent spread of communism within the region , which supposedly was the primary purpose of the American involvement in the war . Most importantly , the Vietnam War tragedy was signified by its devastating , horrible and tragic consequences both on the side of U .S . and Vietnam as well as the other involved countries . Its eventual harmful effects such as loss of lives and properties , in turn , prevailed over its righteous intentions Foremost the circumstances , causes , goals and implications that are associated with the Vietnam War , such conflict must therefore always be remembered . This is because in doing so , its undeniable...