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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... believe this causes a tendency to play down the real picture — that is , to give more weight to those areas where we are having success and less weight to those areas where we're having setbacks . So , overall , these reports reflect a ...
... believe this causes a tendency to play down the real picture — that is , to give more weight to those areas where we are having success and less weight to those areas where we're having setbacks . So , overall , these reports reflect a ...
الصفحة 106
... BELIEVE ME ? NO . WILL YOU BELIEVE ME ? HONEY , WILL YOU BELIEVE ME ? IS THERE NO ONE LEFT WHO BELIEVES ME ? I BELIEVE YOU . 1 NO . - YOU BELIEVE ME , BOY ? IN THE INTEREST OF FREE- DOM AND IN THE PUR- SUIT OF PEACE WE HAVE TODAY BOMBED ...
... BELIEVE ME ? NO . WILL YOU BELIEVE ME ? HONEY , WILL YOU BELIEVE ME ? IS THERE NO ONE LEFT WHO BELIEVES ME ? I BELIEVE YOU . 1 NO . - YOU BELIEVE ME , BOY ? IN THE INTEREST OF FREE- DOM AND IN THE PUR- SUIT OF PEACE WE HAVE TODAY BOMBED ...
الصفحة 108
... believe that the entire war in Vietnam is criminal and immoral . We believe that the atrocities which are necessary to wage this war against the people of Vietnam are inexcusable . We Are Not Defending Freedom in Vietnam Students for a ...
... believe that the entire war in Vietnam is criminal and immoral . We believe that the atrocities which are necessary to wage this war against the people of Vietnam are inexcusable . We Are Not Defending Freedom in Vietnam Students for a ...
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