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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... amnesty be withheld from men who were apparently motivated by humanitarian opposition to war ? " A General Amnesty Should Be Granted to Draft Evaders John M. Swomley Jr. ( b . 1915 ) A highly controversial issue during the Vietnam War ...
... amnesty be withheld from men who were apparently motivated by humanitarian opposition to war ? " A General Amnesty Should Be Granted to Draft Evaders John M. Swomley Jr. ( b . 1915 ) A highly controversial issue during the Vietnam War ...
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... amnesty for which hundreds of thousands of Americans had asked .... Following World War II President Harry Truman was under great public pressure to grant an amnesty . He appeared to com- ply with the demand while avoiding it , by ...
... amnesty for which hundreds of thousands of Americans had asked .... Following World War II President Harry Truman was under great public pressure to grant an amnesty . He appeared to com- ply with the demand while avoiding it , by ...
الصفحة 217
... amnesty be explained to these men ? How can amnesty be explained to parents , wives , children - all those who have lost a son , husband , or a father in their country's ser- vice ? How can we excuse ourselves to the prisoners of war ...
... amnesty be explained to these men ? How can amnesty be explained to parents , wives , children - all those who have lost a son , husband , or a father in their country's ser- vice ? How can we excuse ourselves to the prisoners of war ...
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