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Vietnam History, Documents, Opinions
Gettleman, Marvin E. Publisher: Mentor Book, New York, USA Year Published: 1970 Pages: 624pp Resource Type: Book
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Table of Contents
Preface and Introduction
Part I: Background to Revolution 1. Vietnam: The Historical Background 2. Edict of the Emperor Minh-Mang 3. Letter of Nguyen Ai Quoc to the American Secretary of State 4. Revendications du Peuple Annamite 5. The Path to Leninism 6. Ho Chi Minh on the Condition of the Peasants 7. Founding of the Communist Party of Indochina
Part II: War and Independence 8. Independence for Vietnam? 9. Founding of the Doc-Lap Dong Minh Hoi 10. Vietnam Declaration of Independence 11. FDR and Stalin Discuss Indochina at Tehran 12. British-American Rivalry in the Far East 13. Partition of Indochina Broached (Potsdam, 1945) 14. Decision to Partition Indochina (Potsdam, 1945) 15. Abdication of Bao Dai 16. Agreement on the Independence of Vietnam
Part III: The First Indochinese War 17. Genesis of the First Indochinese War 18. Onset of the War for Independence 19. Vietminh Directives 20. The Origin of U.S. Military Involvement 21. Opposition to the Spread of Communism 22. Fear of Impending French Defeat 23. S E A T O 24. The Day We Didn't Go to War 25. Dienbienphu: A Battle to Remember
Part IV: The Conference at Geneva 26. Power Politics at the Geneva Conference 27. Agreement on the Cessation of Hostilities 28. Final Declaration of the Conference 29. Close of the Conference
Part V: The Fate of the Geneva Agreements: Testimony of the International Commission for Supervision and Control in Vietnam 30. The First Six Months of the International Commission for Supervision and Control 31. Vietminh Compliance with the Agreements 32. Differences in Compliance (1955) 33. Differences in Compliance (1956) 34. The Agreements after the Deadline for Elections 35. Airfields and U.S. Arms 36. Violations of the Agreements by South Vietnam 37. Achievements and Setbacks of the Commission 38. 'Democratic Freedoms' in 1961 39. Military Operations in Vietnam 40. Aggression, Subversion: A Divided Commission 41. The Commission in Escalating War 42. The Commission Leaves Vietnam
Part VI: The Reign of Ngo Dinh Diem 43. Diem on Elections in Vietnam 44. South Vietnamese Policy on Reunification 45. Vietnam's Democratic One-Man Rule 46. Eisenhower - Diem Correspondence 47. Joint Declaration: Johnson and Diem 48. Diem - Kennedy Correspondence 49. Ngo Dinh Diem and the Struggle for Reunification in Vietnam 50. The Genesis of the United States Support for Ngo Dinh Diem 51. Programme of the National Liberation Front 52. Repression in the South: Law 10/59 53. South Vietnam's Policy on Former Resistance Members 54. The Buddhist Crisis in Vietnam 55. The Coup in Saigon
Part VII: Problems of Escalation: An American Crisis 56. U.S. Congress Tonkin Gulf Resolution 57. U.S. 'White Paper' 58. A Reply to the White Paper 59. A Pattern for Peace in Southeast Asia 60. American Foreign Policy and International Law 61. Military Requirements for U.S. Victory in Vietnam 62. Revolutionary Warfare 63. Ho Chi Minh's Response to Escalation 64. Political Dynamics in South Vietnam 65. North Vietnam in an Escalating War
Part VIII: Toward Peace or Genocide 66. DRV and U.S. Negotiating Positions, 1965, 1966 67. Correspondence: Ho Chi Minh and Lyndon Johnson 68. NLF Political Programme, 1967 69. Ho Chi Minh's Appeal to the Nation 70. NLF's Ten Points 71. South Vietnam Congress of People's Representatives: Fundamental Resolutions 72. Declaration of the People's Revolutionary Government 73. Correspondence: Ho Chi Minh and Richard Nixon 74. 'Vietnamization' and the 'Silent Majority' 75. Testament of Ho Chi Minh 76. The Endless War 77. War Crimes and the Vietnam War 78. Statement on the Situation in Laos 79. Announcement of the Invasion of Cambodia 80. The Widened War in Southeast Asia
Appendices Maps Index
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