The Vietnam War: Opposing ViewpointsGreenhaven Press, 1998 - 284 من الصفحات Presidents, antiwar activists, & soldiers are among those who debate the causes & consequences of America's involvement in Vietnam in this collection of documents. |
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... Direct Military Intervention in Indochina John Foster Dulles ( 1888–1959 ) From 1946 to 1954 , France and the Vietnamese independence forces led by Ho Chi Minh were at war . Both sides received out- side support . The Vietnamese ...
... Direct Military Intervention in Indochina John Foster Dulles ( 1888–1959 ) From 1946 to 1954 , France and the Vietnamese independence forces led by Ho Chi Minh were at war . Both sides received out- side support . The Vietnamese ...
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... Direct Military Intervention in Indochina John F. Kennedy ( 1917–1963 ) John Foster Dulles's March 29 , 1954 , speech , in which he called for " united action " in response to the communist aggression in Southeast Asia , stirred much ...
... Direct Military Intervention in Indochina John F. Kennedy ( 1917–1963 ) John Foster Dulles's March 29 , 1954 , speech , in which he called for " united action " in response to the communist aggression in Southeast Asia , stirred much ...
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... direct command of the whole operation and send in American troops for direct combat . But to do so would arouse the cry of " imperialism " which the Communists use so effectively throughout Southeast Asia . Furthermore , there are few ...
... direct command of the whole operation and send in American troops for direct combat . But to do so would arouse the cry of " imperialism " which the Communists use so effectively throughout Southeast Asia . Furthermore , there are few ...
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