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VIET SPACETHE WAR GENERATIONSVAN NGUYEN DUONG: The losses of mainland China in 1949 and South Vietnam in 1975 are the biggest lessons we should learn. The last thing I would like to mention is, "Ethics in politics brings less misfortune for mankind”.LUU NGUYEN DAT: This blurred war in Vietnam is also a common lesson for its future generations. The country must determine its own goals and vital interests, in national cooperation and justified autonomy, without partisan oppression, nor foreign interference. Future Vietnamese generations shall avoid being victims and accomplices of rotating karma of miseries and humiliations, generation after generation. Together, they must sustain a nation of open, kind, positive citizens capable of respecting the rule of law and fulfilling social advancement, without duplicity, hatred, and discrimination.NGUYEN ANH TUAN: According to the authors of the BLACK BOOK OF COMMUNISM, the twentieth century was the bloodiest, originating from the communist revolution, with the deaths of more than one hundred million innocent people worldwide. NGUYEN NGOC KHOI: Writing this article, I do not hope to convert Ms. Trần Kiều Ngọc or other individuals ready to shake hands with Communists. They have chosen their paths. One day, they will wake up and pay the price like Phan Khôi, Nguyễn Mạnh Tường, Trần Đức Thảo or all the writers in the Nhân Văn Giai Phẩm movement.