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Burchett, Wilfred G. , 1911-1983 GRASSHOPPERS AND ELEPHANTS : Why Vietnam Fell
New York Urizen Books 1977 Hardcover Very Good in Very Good dust jacket
previous owner's book-plate front endpaper. ; 14 x 23 cm.; pg. 265; Chronology, introduction, glossary, maps. "The details of the provincial capitals' fall without a battle are well known, but Burchett is the first to offer a coherent and convincing account (based on interviews with divisional and unit commanders and participants in the 'People's Uprisings") that will alleviate the puzzlement, of strategists and lay readers alike, as to how this feat was accomplished. " ISBN: 0916354652 ; B000UCMZ1U
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Burchett, Wilfred G. , 1911-1983 THE SECOND INDOCHINA WAR : Cambodia and Laos
New York International Publishers 1970 First Edition Paperback Good with no dust jacket
Crease top corner back cover. ; 14 x 21 cm.; pg. 204 ; Introduction, index, map. "This is the most complete summary of Burchett's writing on Laos, occupying more than two-thirds of this volume. He traces Lao wars of insurrection back to the early years of French occupation; only with the Japanese occupation did they become organized on a national basis. He contrasts the United States' view that a power vacuum was created in Laos with the departure of the French, with the view of the people of Laos of a struggle for independence from foreign domination. This is a largely chronological account of events in Laos from 1941 to 1970. Burchett's position is quite clear: he supported the Pathet Lao..." Cordell #125; 0717803074
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Burchett, Wilfred G. , 1911-1983 THE SECOND INDOCHINA WAR : Cambodia and Laos
New York International Publishers 1970 First Edition Paperback Good with no dust jacket
Spine ends bumped, moderate cover wear. ; 14 x 21 cm.; pg. 204 ; Introduction, index, map. "This is the most complete summary of Burchett's writing on Laos, occupying more than two-thirds of this volume. He traces Lao wars of insurrection back to the early years of French occupation; only with the Japanese occupation did they become organized on a national basis. He contrasts the United States' view that a power vacuum was created in Laos with the departure of the French, with the view of the people of Laos of a struggle for independence from foreign domination. This is a largely chronological account of events in Laos from 1941 to 1970. Burchett's position is quite clear: he supported the Pathet Lao..." Cordell #125; 0717803074
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