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What Was The Vietnam War Jim Oconnor Who Hq

Name: What Was The Vietnam War Jim Oconnor Who Hq
SKU: BELL-23549806
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (8 reviews)

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Publisher: Penguin Workshop

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 68.75 MB

Pages: 112

Author: Jim O'Connor, Who Hq

ISBN: 9781524789787, 9781524789794, 152478978X, 1524789798

Language: English

Year: 2019

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What Was The Vietnam War Jim Oconnor Who Hq by Jim O'connor, Who Hq 9781524789787, 9781524789794, 152478978X, 1524789798 instant download after payment.

Learn how the United States ended up fighting for twenty years in a remote country on the other side of the world. The Vietnam War was as much a part of the tumultuous Sixties as Flower Power and the Civil Rights Movement. Five US presidents were convinced that American troops could end a war in the small, divided country of Vietnam and stop Communism from spreading in Southeast Asia. But they were wrong, and the result was the death of 58,000 American troops. Presenting all sides of a complicated and tragic chapter in recent history, Jim O'Connor explains why the US got involved, what the human cost was, and how defeat in Vietnam left a lasting scar on America.