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Photo: President Richard Nixon and adviser Henry Kissinger pursued too-costly strategies in Vietnam, says Max Hastings. (AP Photo/File) This article originally appeared at the washingtonpost.com. By Pierre Asselin Max
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Photo: Napalm bombs being dropped in Vietnam. Credit: Public domain (Wikimedia Commons) This spot-on review essay by Michael Foley was published by Taylor & Francis Online, April 30, 2018. It’s well worth the time to go
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Photo caption: Edward Lansdale in 1963. Credit: WikiCommons This book review originally appeared in the May 2018 issue of the Mekong Review. The Road Not Taken: Edward Lansdale and the American Tragedy in Vietnam Max Boot
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CAPTION: An American soldier in Vietnam, as seen in “In the Year of the Pig,” a 1969 documentary film directed by Emile de Antonio. Photo Credit: UCLA Film & Television Archive In the Year of the Pig Metrograph,
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This piece was originally published by the LA Progressive on April 18, 2018. By Gareth Porter The Vietnam War: An Intimate History by Geoffrey C. Ward and Ken Burns (Knopf, 2017; 640 pages), the companion coffee-table book to the
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This review originally appeared at thiscantbehappening.net. March 16, 2018, the 50th anniversary of the My Lai massacre by: Michael Uhl A book review of: MY LAI: VIETNAM, 1968, AND THE DESCENT INTO DARKNESS By Howard Jones
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This article originally appeared at the nytimes.com. By MICHAEL POLLAN HIPPIE FOOD How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat By Jonathan Kauffman 344 pp. William Morrow. $26.99. For a
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Image: The struggle for racial equality and the anti-Vietnam War movement are paralleled in David Loeb Weiss’s 1968 documentary, which includes footage and interviews from an antiwar protest in Harlem. Credit Anthology Film
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David Eberhardt, For All the Saints: A Protest Primer. Fed Ex Press, 2017. 138 pages. Price $20. Contact the author for purchase mozela9@comcast.net Reviewed by Rosalind Ellis Heid. On a cool October day fifty years ago,
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This article originally appeared at MekongReview.com. By Ron Steinman. Our review of Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s The Vietnam War has been at the centre of a debate on the merits of the new PBS documentary series. This
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2017 Marc Levy Book Review By Doug Rawlings Marc Levy’s collection of “postwar stories” entitled HOW STEVIE NEARLY LOST THE WAR (Winter Street Press, 2016) puts the reader on a rough road that is well worth
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This article originally appeared at counterpunch.org Photo Credit: Joe Wojcik by DAN KOVALIK John Marciano’s new book, The American War in Vietnam, Crime or Commemoration? (Monthly Review 160 pp), is an excellent primer on
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This article originally appeared at counterpunch.org It’s all around us and is destined to remain all around us: the perpetual star-spangled, noisy tribute to lives lost defending the Empire aka The Homeland aka Our Freedoms,
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By Seth Tobocman, ed. by Paul Buhle & Michael Steven Smith Full Disclosure Review In his non-fiction graphic work, Len, A Lawyer in History, Seth Tobocman brings us a welcome celebration of the life of the relatively
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Kissinger’s Shadow: The Long Reach of America’s Most Controversial Statesman by Greg Grandin Review by Howie Machtinger In his important new book, Kissinger’s Shadow, NYU Professor Greg Grandin joins the ranks of
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Last Plane Out of Saigon By Richard Pena and John Hagan Story Merchant Books, 2014 On May 25, 2012, in announcing a 13-year long commemoration of the war in Viet Nam funded by Congress at $65 million, President Obama proclaimed:
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This article originally appeared at theamericanconservative.com Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam, Nick Turse, Metropolitan, 370 pages By CHASE MADAR • July 30, 2013 Few Americans born after the Tet
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This review originally appeared at The New York Times Review of Books. Maya Lin NOVEMBER 2, 2000 ISSUE It’s taken me years to be able to discuss the making of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, partly because I needed to move
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American Gandhi: A.J. Muste and the History of Radicalism in the Twentieth Century by Leilah Danielson, (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014) Reviewed by Staughton Lynd and Andy Piascik A Question American
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This review originally appeared at The Guardian. Martin Woollacott enjoys Wolfgang Schivelbusch’s fascinating account of how defeat has shaped the modern world, The Culture of Defeat The Culture of Defeat by
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