Here is another resource for spurring critical thinking, courtesy of the Vietnam Peace Commemoration Committee: Click here to access a Free PDF of 10 questions prepared by Paul Lauter, Professor...
Burns/Novick
Does the Burns/Novick Vietnam Documentary Deserve an Emmy?
By Doug Rawlings By the time I reached Episode Four in this ten-episode film, I concluded it should not be touted as an Emmy Award winning documentary. Episode Four “Resolve,” is the story of 1966,...
The Vietnam War: Unfinished Business?
By Nguyen Quang Dy The phrase “unfinished business” is not mine but from the film directors. Friends asked me to...
About Heroics
By Tarak Kauff The Vietnam War documentary attempted to show the courage and some of the heroism of "our kids” from...
Reflections on The Vietnam War
Mike Hastie: The Vietnam War is a history of exhaustion, as we can never see the guy in the camouflaged corner...
THE TRAGIC FAILURE OF KEN BURNS VIETNAM
This article originally appeared at chriskockmedia.com. By Christopher Koch, who in 1965 became the first American...
The Purposeful Killing of Civilians in War: Voices From Vietnam
This article originally appeared at Counterpunch.org. By Mike Hastie. I just got through reading Nick Turse’s article...
PATRICK DOOLEY THE VIETNAM WAR: LOUISIANA REMEMBERS
This post originally appeared at ladigitalmedia.org. DETAILS Collection:LPB Genre: Interview Place Covered: Baton...
Vietnam Déjà Vu
This article originally appeared at lewrockwell.com. By Eric Margolis. Much of America, including yours truly, has...
Ken Burns’ Vietnam War: An Object Lesson in the Failures of the Objective Lens
This article originally appeared at readersupportednews.org. By Reed Richardson, FAIR f journalism resigns itself to...
“A Disrespectful Loyalty” (May 1970-March 1973) and “The Weight of Memory” (March 1973 onward)
This article originally appeared at processhistory.org. By Christian G. Appy. As we cross the finish line of The...
THE KEN BURNS VIETNAM WAR DOCUMENTARY GLOSSES OVER DEVASTATING CIVILIAN TOLL
This article originally appeared at theintercept.com. By Nick Turse. “I THINK THAT when Americans talk about the...
“The Veneer of Civilization” (June 1968-May 1969) and “The History of the World” (April 1969-May 1970)
This article originally appeared at Processhistory.org. By Christian G. Appy. Midway through Episode 7 of The Vietnam...
Daniel Ellsberg: “I think there were some some major omissions that are quite fundamental that disturbed me quite a bit, although the overall thing is very impressive.”
This article originally appeared www.wbur.org. By Peter O'Dowd. 18-Hour Vietnam Epic Is Lesson On Horror Of...
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