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How to Get Out of Vietnam Worked Out as Sew er Plan
A terse editorial fragment argues a plan to exit Vietnam framed as a practical solution to a major contemporary problem. It references administrative steps and public response, presenting a controversial stance without concrete details or evidence.
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Fragmented Voice on Vietnam Peace and Public Opinion
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Fragmented account outlines postwar Viet Nam policy shifts
A partially garbled report discusses Western and Asian powers' stances on Vietnam, noting tensions over intervention and leadership. It mentions Viet Nam’s political groups, the role of the United States and China, and reference to an end of colonial era agreements. The piece references the 1988 timeline and scarce concrete actions amid diplomatic ambiguity.
Nature of a war with nationalism in postwar policy
The fragment discusses how nationalism shapes postwar world order and U S and European responses. It points to colonial empires, Western powers, and communist influence, noting tensions over independence movements, decolonization, and the balance of power between the United States, Soviet Union, and Western European nations.
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