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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... effort and send combat troops , or simply accept that the struggle " is going to be a long , tough haul . " Many people blamed the foundering war effort on the political shortcomings of Diem , who had been the U.S. - supported leader of ...
... effort and send combat troops , or simply accept that the struggle " is going to be a long , tough haul . " Many people blamed the foundering war effort on the political shortcomings of Diem , who had been the U.S. - supported leader of ...
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... effort to rally the educated elite against the Commu- nist regime of North Vietnam . Totting up the score . A year and a half after President Kennedy announced it was here that America intended to make a stand against Communist ...
... effort to rally the educated elite against the Commu- nist regime of North Vietnam . Totting up the score . A year and a half after President Kennedy announced it was here that America intended to make a stand against Communist ...
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... effort and intensified opposition to the war . Shortly after the battle , American military officials requested an additional 206,000 troops to be sent to Viet- nam - a step that would likely have forced Johnson to activate the armed ...
... effort and intensified opposition to the war . Shortly after the battle , American military officials requested an additional 206,000 troops to be sent to Viet- nam - a step that would likely have forced Johnson to activate the armed ...
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