The Indochinese Experience of the French and the Americans

Autorentext
Arthur J. Dommen was Saigon Bureau Chief for United Press International in 1959-61 and for the Los Angeles Times in 1969- 71. He covered the first year of the Paris negotiations on Vietnam (1968-69). He is the author of Conflict in Laos: The Politics of Neutralization and of Laos Keystone of Indochina, and of numerous articles on the countries and peoples of Indochina.

Klappentext
This is an essential book for anyone who wants to understand Vietnam and the people who fought against the United States and won.

Inhalt
Introduction1. The Arrival of the French (1859-1893)

2. Dealing with the French (1893-Aug. 30, 1945)

3. The Rise of Nationalist Feeling and the Suppression of the Nationalists (Aug. 30, 1945-Dec. 1946)4. The Growth of Foreign Intervention (Dec. 1946-July 20, 1954)

5. The Crucible of Nationalism (July 20, 1954-1957)6. The Decline of the Nationalists (1958-1960)

7. The Nationalists Struggle Against Great Odds (1961-1963)

8. Americanization of the War (1965-1968)

9. The End of the Non-Communist Nationalists (1969-1973)

10. The Party Center Triumphant (1973-1999)

Conclusion

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