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Hitler’s Bodyguard: How history’s most evil tyrant survived 25 years of terror Directed by Alexander Kluge. $79.99. 13 episodes; 10 hours on 4 DVDs. Between Hitler’s early days in Munich and the war’s opening, his security detail mushroomed from a few street thugs brawling at beer halls to tens of thousands of soldiers, paramilitary types, …
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Vietnam News- June 2012Tapes Give New Voice to JFK’s Vietnam Doubt The last 45 hours of more than 248 hours of declassified conversations of President John F. Kennedy, taped in the White House shortly be… Read MoreTravels Against CharlieAmerican literary legend John Steinbeck’s last work was a risky assignment as a war correspondent in Vietnam. Nearly three decades after John Steinbeck wrote his 1939 masterpiece, … Read MoreVietnam Letter from the Editor- August 2012Discoveries and Rediscoveries When U.S. military leaders in Vietnam decided late in 1966 to launch Operation Cedar Falls, the biggest operation of the war to date, their goal was t… Read MoreVietnam Letter from the Editor- June 2012Vol.25 No.1 and Other Milestones This issue of Vietnam is the first of our 25th year of publication. In 1988, retired Army colonel and founding editor Harry G. Summers Jr. wrote in… Read MoreWho Are the Bad Guys?In the midst of deathly violence, humanity could prevail even among enemies. As a handful of soldiers gathered around the medic and his patient in the jungle’s growing darkness, on… Read More
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