The New Leader, Том 50New Leader Pub. Association, 1967 |
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... Viet- namese troops in the South and , without using names , attacked those members of the North Vietnamese leadership who expressed doubts about the " correct political line. BACK TO THE BAMBOO ing it exceedingly difficult to live with ...
... Viet- namese troops in the South and , without using names , attacked those members of the North Vietnamese leadership who expressed doubts about the " correct political line. BACK TO THE BAMBOO ing it exceedingly difficult to live with ...
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... Viet- namese holiday ; and the ferocious Vietcong represent the Communist portion of the electorate . Since Diem's downfall , the South has been governed by a series of military juntas . All of them have not only had trouble with the ...
... Viet- namese holiday ; and the ferocious Vietcong represent the Communist portion of the electorate . Since Diem's downfall , the South has been governed by a series of military juntas . All of them have not only had trouble with the ...
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... Viet- nam goes under , there will be a next country , and a next " ( Italics mine ) . The state- ment does not take into account the forces of nationalism or the alternative uses of the 30 billion dollars we are now spending in Viet ...
... Viet- nam goes under , there will be a next country , and a next " ( Italics mine ) . The state- ment does not take into account the forces of nationalism or the alternative uses of the 30 billion dollars we are now spending in Viet ...
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