La guerra de Vietnam

La guerra de Vietnam

by Agustín Prina

Part of Historias desde abajo

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El ejemplo de un pequeño pueblo que doblegó a las principales potencias del mundo. Una breve narración, escrita por un joven activista, de la epopeya de Vietnam y sus combatientes. Narra la historia de sus victorias sobre Japón, Francia y Estados Unidos; la lucha armada y política de esta pequeña nación y su indoblegable espíritu. Rescata las enseñanzas políticas de Ho Chi Minh y el General Giap. Su influencia sobre las juventudes occidentales, el movimiento antibélico en Estados Unidos y en el mundo, en el cine, en el arte y la cultura son también revisados en este texto. **English**: The example of a small village that has brought the world's major powers to their knees. A short story, written by a young activist, of the Vietnamese epic and its fighters. It tells the story of their victories over Japan, France and the U.S.; the armed and political struggle of this small nation and its unyielding spirit. It rescues the political teachings of Ho Chi Minh and General Giap. His influence on Western youth, the anti-war movement in the United States and the world, on film, art and culture are also reviewed in this text.

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