Why South Vietnam Fell

The administration of President Ngo Dinh Diem is critically examined, focusing on the complexities of his leadership and the controversial U.S. involvement in his assassination. The narrative explores the resilience of South Vietnam against Communist threats and delves into the factors that led to the eventual fall of the anti-Communist government, particularly the role of U.S. congressional decisions. This analysis offers insights into the political dynamics and historical context of the Vietnam War era.