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Nothing, and So Be It (Italian: Niente e così sia) is a first-hand account book by Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci about a year as a war correspondent in Saigon, Vietnam, between 1967 and 1968. It was first published in Italian in 1969.
13. Apr. 2024 · Nothing and so be it is an essay on the Vietnam War, written by Oriana Fallaci, in New York in 1969. The book is the testimony of the time spent in Saigon, Vietnam, between 1967 and 1968, by the author as a war correspondent for “L’Europeo Magazine” with the photographer Gianfranco Moroldo.
1. Jan. 1972 · Nothing, and so be it. Translated by Isabel Quigly Hardcover – January 1, 1972. This book is Fallaci's amazing first-hand account of a year as a war correspondent in the Vietnam War and of the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre, in which Fallaci herself was shot and left for dead.
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9. Juni 2020 · I always admired Oriana Fallaci. For me, she is one of the greatest people in twentieth century. I got familiar with her works by two wonderful books: “Nothing and so be it” and “Letter to a child Never Born”. “Nothing and so be it” was breathtaking... I couldn't stop reading it.
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NOTHING, AND SO BE IT will make you sick with rage and frustration if you read it, and you should, for it is the most profoundly moving book yet written about the war. Miss Fallaci's journal is a chronicle of understanding arrived at through suffering."
Nothing, and So Be It is a first-hand account book by Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci about a year as a war correspondent in Saigon, Vietnam, between 1967 and 1968. It was first published in Italian in 1969.
