Volume 32, Number 9 · May 30, 1985
Anniversaries
By Murray Kempton
The tenth anniversary of the fall of Saigon has suffused the air with a good deal of nonsense, most of it emanating from persons who never wore a uniform there. The license to assess history is generally a monopoly of civilians who cannot know how it was.
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