Richard Vogel, The Associated Press
Former Cambodian soldier Hang Dul, 45, from Takeo provence in Cambodia, lays incense at a memorial monument at Cheung Ek, or more commonly known as “The Killing Fields,” outskirts of Phnom Penh on Monday June 23,1997. This was one of the locations where the Khmer Rouge killed their victims during the Pol Pot regeime between 1975 and 1978. Getting your player ready...
Re: “” Sept. 8 James Reston Jr. column.
I am not defending our war in Vietnam, but calling the ”discredited” over and over again does not mitigate the fact that violent revolution turned Laos and Cambodia communist soon after we abandoned Vietnam.
Those of us who favored peace at any price can turn a blind eye to “” That doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.
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