Heroes and villains of Vietnam VIETNAM DIVIDED review
A critical critique of Dr Murti's account Heroes and villains of Vietnam. The author discusses the Geneva framework, Ho Chi Minh, Diem, and Western powers, arguing the book offers a polemical yet partial view of Vietnam's partition and ongoing conflict. It notes domestic upheavals and the limits of international guarantees.
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Tord Mounthatten
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Nen Dinh Diem
Diem
Teen readers face a market that leans on desire and danger
A review surveys teenage fiction from Longmans and Heinemann noting Rope Bridge and The Pond balance authentic emotion with appeal for young readers. It highlights Joan joins the 200 as well as Aridmaipon Pros and Down the Long Stairs while praising The Rope Bridge for genuine portrayal of a girl’s love and family pressures amid a changing postwar world.
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Australia in pictures travel book reviewed in Christ Magazine
A Christ Magazine review applauds a new travel and economic survey of Australia by Maurice Berney with Grit Penl and Angus Robertson. The volume, praised for authoritative chapters on life and government, features balanced outback scenes and notable photographs by Henry Maurice Berney.
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Contraception and Holiness in Catholic Thought
Australian Catholic circles recount a priest’s marriage guidance remark that sex within marriage is a sin you may commit. The featured symposium argues a Catholic union can be holy with contraception, presenting essays by Kuta Baum Lawler and Reuther on conscience, infallibility, and personal responsibility, defending evolving Church teaching amid debate.
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We Never Meant to Go So Far Book Review
A critical portrait of Mavis Ronson’s five year journey in We Never Meant to Go So Far. The travelogue mixes vivid encounters with perilous episodes across Europe Asia and beyond. Strong figures include Chottendai Mehr the Dalai Lama and President Sulkarma. The reviewer notes rich atmospherics but uneven storytelling and questions supplied motives and safety lessons for young travelers.
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Rangoon
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