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What were the lessons of the Vietnam War? How have American foreign affairs since Vietnam observed or ignored these lessons?
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What were the lessons of the Vietnam War? How have American foreign affairs since Vietnam observed or ignored these lessons?

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Vietnam was a act of imperialism. The US committed many atrocities such as war crimes, government lies, and others.

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