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|''Nuremberg and Vietnam: An American Tragedy''

|''Nuremberg and Vietnam: An American Tragedy''

|Telford Taylor

|Telford Taylor

|This anti-American and anti-War novel, as implied by the title, was written by the author (who had himself previously participated in the Nuremberg Trials) in a deliberate attempt to connect the actions of American soldiers during the Vietnam War to that of Nazi war criminals and strongly implying that they should be tried as such. This is despite glaring errors and contradictions in his analysis, some of which ironically enough also relate to the Nuremberg Trials he himself had participated in.<ref>https://uakron.edu/dotAsset/ca5946e8-b2d6-43f9-a5ea-b6b98d73a461.pdf</ref>

|This anti-American and anti-War novel, as implied by the title, was written by the author (who had himself previously participated in the [[Nuremberg Trials]]) in a deliberate attempt to connect the actions of American soldiers during the Vietnam War to that of Nazi war criminals and strongly implying that they should be tried as such. This is despite glaring errors and contradictions in his analysis, some of which ironically enough also relate to the Nuremberg Trials he himself had participated in.<ref>https://uakron.edu/dotAsset/ca5946e8-b2d6-43f9-a5ea-b6b98d73a461.pdf</ref>

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|''Of Life Before All Things''

|''Of Life Before All Things''