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The Terrorist Attack that Shook the World

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The Viet Cong’s 1965 bombing of Saigon’s My Canh restaurant killed scores of people from many countries. In its glory days, it was among the most prominent restaurants in Saigon and a popular attraction for visitors from around the world pouring into South Vietnam in 1965. Moored along the riverfront at the doorstep of Tu …

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