Communism and Aggression

Vietnam was a country that had been at war for many years. In 1954, the occupying French finally left Vietnam and a Geneva code was drawn up outlining the peace treaty. The United States had troops in Vietnam at the time of the cease-fire and they remained there after the Geneva code. Since the end of World War II, the United States and the rest of the free world believed that the Communist had a philosophy …

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