What Really Happened in Vietnam: The North, the South, and the American Defeat - by Fredrik Logevall
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7 novembre 2012
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Northern nemesis: A Vietcong soldier taking part in the Tet offensive © 1968 (Getty Images / Agence France-Presse) A pathbreaking history of the Vietnam War reveals that the Northern government was far more divided and discouraged than commonly believed. Yet the fact remains that the United States and its allies in the South always faced very long odds of success. Fredrik Logevall is John S. Knight Professor of International Studies at Cornell University and the author of Embers of War: The ...