Two, three ... many Vietnams
Subtitle: a radical reader on the wars in Southeast Asia and the conflicts at home.
By: Edited by the editors of Ramparts with Banning Garrett and Katherine Barkley.
Contributors: Garrett, Banning N., ed.; Barkley, Katherine, ed.
Publisher: Canfield Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975 -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Other titles: Ramparts.
Notes: A collection of articles which originally appeared in Ramparts magazine.
Table of contents: title: I quit: memoirs of a Special Forces hero, by D. Duncan.; title: After Pinkville, by N. Chomsky.; title: On genocide, by J.-P. Sartre.; title: Reports from North Vietnam, by R. Gott.; title: Notes on the cultural life of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, by P. Weiss.; title: The NLF asks the American left: Where are you now that we really need you? By F. Schurmann.; title: Revisionist tales of negotiations with the communists, by D. Horowitz.; title: Subversion and revolution in Laos, by B. Garrett.; title: The road to Phnom Penh: Cambodians take up the gun, by B. Garrett.; title: Thailand: the next domino? By B. Garrett.; title: The Berkeley Mafia and the Indonesia massacre, by D. Ransom.; title: Eruption in India, by P. Gavi.; title: The Vietnam case, by C. Oglesby.; title: Corporations and the cold war, by D. Horowitz.; title: Trapped in a system, by C. Oglesby.; title: Declaration of Independence from the war in Vietnam, by M. L. King, Jr.; title: The Black man's stake in Vietnam, by E. Cleaver.; title: The angry Blacks in the Army, by W. Terry, II.; title: All for Vietnam, by T. Hayden.; title: Bibliography (p. 244)