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Strongly recommend Ken Burns' Vietnam War documentary to all who haven't seen it, covering this and other tragic incidents: https://www.pbs.org/kenburns/the-vi
by deepdriver 4y ago
Strongly recommend Ken Burns' Vietnam War documentary to all who haven't seen it, covering this and other tragic incidents:
https://www.pbs.org/kenburns/the-vietnam-war/ https://www.pbs.org/kenburns/the-vietnam-war/
- drewcoo 4y agoKen Burns is very, very American. And pushes very American perspectives. Even his views of other nations are through American eyes. The US was there at first to buoy up France's colonialism, then later to push for "democracy/capitalism," the US's own post-WWII "colonialism."
- wesleywt 4y agoYou didn't watch a single minute of his documentary then.
- deepdriver 4y agoClearly you haven't watched the documentary. Half the interviewees are former North Vietnamese or Viet Cong combatants, including serving Vietnamese military personnel. The point is repeatedly made that it was primarily a Vietnamese civil war. The film is made for an American audience, so naturally it also focuses on the lives of American soldiers and their families. I don't know what your last statement has to do with anything.
- hulitu 4y ago
- stefantalpalaru 4y ago
- adultSwim 4y agoIf you like the Ken Burns series, I highly recommend WGBH's Vietnam: A Television History. There are uploads on YouTube as well being as available on DVD.