SEATO's limited legacy reshaped by Dulles and Vietnam
The piece reviews the SEATO alliance born in 1954 to back Southeast Asia without colonial partners. It notes Dulles secured peacetime presidential authority but failed to enlist solid Allied backing, leaving the United States to bear the burden as Vietnamization unfolds.
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