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The Vietnam War Revised 2nd Edition

ISBN: 9781405874342 | 1405874341
Edition: 2nd
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Pearson
Pub. Date: 6/11/2008

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
The Vietnam War examines the conflict from its origins through to 1975 and North Vietnam's victory. This new revised edition is completely up-to-date with current academic debates and includes new source material. Mitchell Hall explores all the key elements of the conflict, including: + US motivations for entering the war and the military strategies employed + The role of the media + The rise of domestic opposition + The war's impact in the US and Vietnam. Mitchell Hall provides numerous insights into the political decisions of the Vietnamese c... MORE
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Publisher's Acknowledgementsp. x
Author's Acknowledgementsp. xi
Abbreviationsp. xii
Chronologyp. xiii
Who's Whop. xx
Glossaryp. xxv
Mapsp. xxviii
Backgroundp. 1
Roots of the Vietnam Warp. 3
The Rise of Vietnamese Nationalismp. 3
The First Indochina Warp. 6
The United States and Ngo Dinh Diemp. 9
Johnson's Decisions for Warp. 15
The Vietnam Warp. 19
America Goes to Warp. 21
Saigon's Deteriorationp. 21
Rolling Thunderp. 25
Making the Commitmentp. 28
The Ground Warp. 32
Turmoil in the Southp. 40
Turning Pointsp. 44
The Antiwar Movementp. 44
The Debate in Washingtonp. 48
The Tet Offensivep. 49
The Nation Reconsidersp. 52
Negotiationsp. 55
The End of the Tunnelp. 58
Vietnamizationp. 58
Cambodiap. 62
Laosp. 65
Negotiationsp. 66
Pacificationp. 67
The Easter Offensivep. 68
The Paris Agreementp. 70
Conclusion and Legacyp. 73
The American Withdrawalp. 73
The Final Offensivesp. 75
Laos and Cambodiap. 78
Impact on the United Statesp. 80
Impact on Vietnamp. 82
Postwar Debatep. 83
Conclusionp. 86
Documentsp. 87
An Orthodox View of the Vietnam Warp. 88
A Revisionist View of the Vietnam Warp. 88
A Post-revisionist View of the Vietnam Warp. 89
The Vietnamese Declaration of Independencep. 90
The Geneva Accords, 1954p. 93
The Tonkin Gulf Resolutionp. 95
'Aggression from the North'p. 96
Hanoi's Negotiating Positionp. 97
'A Compromise Solution in South Vietnam'p. 98
McNamara Presents Options to President Johnsonp. 99
Washington's Negotiating Positionp. 99
Letter from Ho Chi Minh to Lyndon Johnsonp. 100
CIA Analysis of the Anti-Vietnam War Movementp. 101
North Vietnamese Goals for the TET Offensivep. 103
Report from Vietnamp. 104
'Peace in Vietnam and Southeast Asia'p. 105
South Vietnam's Six Points for Peacep. 107
Silent Majority Speechp. 108
The Invasion of Cambodiap. 109
John Kerry Testimonyp. 110
South Vietnamese Analysis of the Easter Offensivep. 112
Paris Peace Accordsp. 113
President Nixon Promises Postwar Reconstructionp. 115
Resignation Speech of Nguyen Van Thieup. 116
Le Duan's Victory Speechp. 117
Further Readingp. 119
Referencesp. 129
Indexp. 133
Table of Contents provided by Ingram. All Rights Reserved.
Mitchell K. Hall is Professor of History at Central Michigan University

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