Last Reflections on a War
Fall was killed by a Viet Cong booby trap before completing this volume, published posthumously in 1967. LJ's reviewer found that the "material is often repetitious, roughly written, poorly organized," nonetheless adding that the book had value as a springboard for "future research" (LJ 11/1/67). Now that the war is long over, Fall's last observations might better serve as a snapshot of how the war was perceived while in its early stages.Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.