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- Nhan Huu Nguyen interview
In this interview, Nhan Huu Nguyen argues that the social
dislocations in Vietnam were worse after the American soldiers left than they were during the heyday of American troops in Vietnam.
- Tran Nhan interview
Tran Nhan recognized the social impact of the American forces on Vietnam. American personnel and supplies had a huge effect on Vietnamese markets.
- George W Ball interview
George Ball, an Undersecretary of State under Presidents
Kennedy and Johnson from 1961-1966, argued that the Vietnam War was the greatest mistake in American history.
- Harry McPherson interview
McPherson, an aide and speech writer for President Johnson,
noted that what the American people saw on television differed dramatically from the written descriptions of the war that the White House received.
- Jack Valenti interview
Valenti, an aide to President Johnson during the Vietnam War, believed that Johnson felt the pain of each American casualty who fell in Vietnam. Valenti believed that Johnson's personalization of the war was a mistake.
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- Sherman Grimberg interview
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- John F. Kerry interview
Kerry, the Democratic Senator from Massachusetts from
1985 until the present, was a leader of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. In this interview, he discussed some of the factors that made Vietnam War veterans different from veterans of earlier American wars.
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Video Files
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- Bruce Weigl
- Grace Paley: Lessons - POW Visit
- Lady Borton: Legacies-Economic Costs
- Larry Heinemann
- Ly Lan
- Trav Vu - Childhood Memory 1975
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