The Path to Viet-NamU.S. Department of State, 1967 - Всего страниц: 13 |
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acted aggression American decision Anthony Eden argued Asia Collective Defense Asian Asian and Pacific basic basis believe Bernard Fall bombing of North BULLETIN of Aug Bundy Assistant Secretary Cambodia Collective Defense Treaty Communist China Communist nationalism control in Indochina course crucial domination Drew Middleton east Asia ence engaged in Southeast Fontainebleau agreement France free elections French attitude Geneva accords Geneva Conference Germany and Korea guerrilla guerrilla warfare Hanoi Hilsman HOOVER INSTITUTION ibid independence judgment Laos leaders least Lesson in Involvement lieve Marshall Plan ment military action munist nations of Southeast nedy non-Communist nationalism North Vietnamese threat obligation overthrow of Diem Path to Viet-Nam peace and security period of American policy decision policymakers President Johnson President Kennedy pressure protocol regime role SEATO treaty Secretary for East Shaplen sion situation South Viet Southeast Asia Collective Soviet Union spring of 1954 stanchly story subversion Thailand tion tried United States policy Viet Cong
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Стр. 8 - Viet-Nam was a device to hide the incompatibility of the Communist and Western positions, neither of which can admit the domination of all of Viet-Nam by the other side. It was a device to disguise the fact that the line of military demarcation was bound to be a line of political division as well.2 Unfortunately, the promise of South Viet Nam in 1956 was not realized in the next five years.
Стр. 8 - Neither the United States nor free Vietnam was a party to that agreement— and neither the United States nor free Vietnam is ever going to be a party to an election obviously stacked and subverted in advance, urged upon us by those who have already broken their own pledges under the agreement they now seek to enforce.
Стр. 8 - Fall would have said from 19574) , and provided a cutting edge of direction, trained cadres from the North, and supplies that transformed internal discontent into a massive subversive effort guided and supported from the outside in crucial ways.