Volume 22, Number 7 · May 1, 1975
Vietnam: After the Debacle
By Jean Lacouture
Whether or not Saigon during the coming weeks comes under siege by the PRG guerrillas and their North Vietnamese allies—or whether Thieu attempts to 'put it back together again,' as General Weyand predicts—what is now in question is no longer the victory of the revolutionaries in Indochina, but the way they will deal with it.
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