#561 ART - War Memory Meets Modern Power
Mass graves from the Vietnam War are still being uncovered, and that fact alone should stop us in our tracks. We start with a recent report out of Ho Chi Minh City: the remains of hundreds believed killed during the 1968 Tet Offensive finally being recovered and laid to rest. From there, we pull on the thread that history refuses to let go of, how civilians pay the price, how families live for decades without answers, and why places like Laos rarely get the attention they deserve despite enduring staggering bombing and unexploded ordnance.
Then we pivot into a harder question about power…
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