When the Ken Burns documentary film The Vietnam War came out I watched it with interest and enjoyment. And I was hardly the only person.

When the Ken Burns documentary film The Vietnam War came out I watched it with interest and enjoyment. And I was hardly the only person.
This panel discussion was hosted by the Joan Duffy Chapter of Veterans for Peace in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
This post originally appeared at historynewsnetwork.org. by James W. Russell James W. Russell teaches political...
Photo: July 28 picket action outside the TV Academy: Dave Clennon, ICUJP; Kathleen Hernandez, VFP Chapter 007; Andrew...
This post originally appeared at historynewsnetwork.org. by Michael Stewart Foley Michael Stewart Foley is author...
This post originally appeared at vietnampeace.org Comprehensive links to reviews critical of the Burns/Novick "The...
This post originally appeared at historynewsnetwork.org by Barbara Myers Barbara Myers is an independent journalist...
Below are pictures of the VFP ad in Variety magazine. The placement in the magazine was optimum. A big step...
Here is another resource for spurring critical thinking, courtesy of the Vietnam Peace Commemoration Committee: Click...
By Doug Rawlings By the time I reached Episode Four in this ten-episode film, I concluded it should not be touted as...
Photo: Napalm bombs being dropped in Vietnam. Credit: Public domain (Wikimedia Commons) This spot-on review essay by...
Brothers and Sisters, Comrades, Please read this Burns/Novick Emmy Statement (pdf) about the Emmy awards. It expresses...
This piece was originally published by the LA Progressive on April 18, 2018. By Gareth Porter The Vietnam War: An...
PHOTO CAPTION: Jack Todd, who moved to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War, holds up his dog tags in his home Friday,...