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Welcome
The Aggressors: Ho Chi Minh, North Vietnam, and the Communist Bloc differs notably from the many previous studies of the Vietnam War. The Aggressors delves deeply into the early world of the Communist Vietnamese and studies their activities that unfold from the 1920s through the 1960s and 1970s, developments that create “America’s most difficult war,” the Vietnam Conflict. Soviet affiliations, Chinese border activities, and covert Communist operations throughout Indochina, rarely mentioned by scholars--much less scrutinized-- take center stage and reveal the aggressive designs of Ho Chi Minh and his supporters. Read more
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About Martin Scott Catino
The author is an adjunct professor at American Military University, where he teaches the course: The Non-State Soldier. He has served in Operation Iraqi Freedom (2009-2010) at Baghdad and Basra, Iraq. Dr. Catino holds two Fulbright research scholarships, a U.S. State Department Visiting Speaker Grant, the Sasakawa Fellowship in Japanese Studies, and a visiting scholarship to Beijing University, China. Read more
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Excerpt from the Book
The fact that the Vietnamese Communists and their allies were the aggressors
in Indochina, and caused the war in Vietnam, is irrefutable. But
another fact, perhaps more important, is that these extremists left a pattern of
aggression that is modeled and studied today by other violent malcontents
throughout the world. Read more
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$19.99 / Perfectbound
ISBN: 9781608445301
308 pages
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