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2017
Part I US Presidents and the Vietnam War: What did Eisenhower tell Kennedy about Indochina? The politics of misperception, Fred I. Greenstein and Richard H. Immerman Vietnam: Mr Johnson's war - or Mr Eisenhower's?, Edward Cuddy The mythology surrounding Lyndon Johnson, his advisers and the 1965 decision to escalate the Vietnam War, David M.
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Part I US Presidents and the Vietnam War: What did Eisenhower tell Kennedy about Indochina? The politics of misperception, Fred I. Greenstein and Richard H. Immerman Vietnam: Mr Johnson's war - or Mr Eisenhower's?, Edward Cuddy The mythology surrounding Lyndon Johnson, his advisers and the 1965 decision to escalate the Vietnam War, David M.
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2017
This detailed two-volume set considers the Vietnam War, one of America's longest and bloodiest wars, from a topical perspective, addressing the main characters and key events of the war and supplying many relevant primary source documents. The Vietnam War not only claimed the lives of nearly 60,000 Americans and more than a million Vietnamese, but
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This detailed two-volume set considers the Vietnam War, one of America's longest and bloodiest wars, from a topical perspective, addressing the main characters and key events of the war and supplying many relevant primary source documents. The Vietnam War not only claimed the lives of nearly 60,000 Americans and more than a million Vietnamese, but
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Abstract The United States’ war in Vietnam was America’s longest war before the war in Afghanistan, and it was the first that the United States lost. It proved socially, politically, economically, and culturally divisive and damaging to the country, and it was the last war in which America drafted its citizens to serve.
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1993
Ho Chi Minh’s Viet Minh campaign against the French in 1946–591 was a classic demonstration of the Mao Zedong strategy for rural revolution, more so even than Mao’s own fifteen-year campaign against Chiang Kai-shek in China, which was obscured by the intervention of Japan and the impact of the Second World War.
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Ho Chi Minh’s Viet Minh campaign against the French in 1946–591 was a classic demonstration of the Mao Zedong strategy for rural revolution, more so even than Mao’s own fifteen-year campaign against Chiang Kai-shek in China, which was obscured by the intervention of Japan and the impact of the Second World War.
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2009
Abstract The Vietnam War tends to conjure up images of American soldiers battling an elusive enemy in thick jungle, the thudding of helicopters overhead. But there were in fact many Vietnam wars - an anticolonial war with France, a cold war turned hot with the United States, a civil war between North and South Vietnam and among the ...
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Abstract The Vietnam War tends to conjure up images of American soldiers battling an elusive enemy in thick jungle, the thudding of helicopters overhead. But there were in fact many Vietnam wars - an anticolonial war with France, a cold war turned hot with the United States, a civil war between North and South Vietnam and among the ...
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Early life shocks and entrepreneurship: Evidence from the Vietnam War
Journal of Business Research, 2021Russell Smyth +2 more
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2004
U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War (1965–73) reflected and shaped American articulations of masculinity. Because the figure of the male soldier has long been an icon of both national and masculine identity in America, the United States' intervention in Vietnam offered two opportunities.
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U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War (1965–73) reflected and shaped American articulations of masculinity. Because the figure of the male soldier has long been an icon of both national and masculine identity in America, the United States' intervention in Vietnam offered two opportunities.
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American involvement in Vietnam originated with its Cold War commitments to its European ally and colonial power France as well as a misdirected ideological absolutism in the nation’s opposition to Communist-led national independence.
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