Viet Nam
Subtitle: the unheard voices
By: by Don Luce and John Sommer. Foreword by Edward M. Kennedy
Contributors: Sommer, John, 1941- author; Kennedy, Edward M. (Edward Moore), 1932-2009, author of foreword
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Ithaca [N.Y.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
Subjects: Vietnam War, 1961-1975; American Personal narratives
Notes: Restrictions unspecified

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Table of contents: title: Caught in the middle : IVS volunteers in Vietnam; title: "What a pity for a camellia flower!" : Vietnamese society over the years; title: Representing the people : Saigon politics; title: Plight of the minority : the highland tribespeople; title: Human frailties : red tape, corruption, and lethargy; title: Defending the interests of the believers : Catholics, Buddhists, and the Struggle Movement; title: The name of the game : pacification and its effects; title: Candy and toys : the problems of refugees; title: Spending their time in Hell : American troops in combat and out; title: The big advisor : Americans try to help; title: Reports from the field : questionable statistics and official visitors; title: "Look up, walk straight, smile" : a troubled generation of students; title: The choice : appeal of the NLF; title: "We, the Vietnamese people, can make it" : the postwar prospects; title: There is a lesson : what we can learn from Viet Nam.