Monsanto and the production of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War South Vietnamese Buddhist crisis (1962) Orderly Departure Program (ODP) Transition from French to US influence in the 1950s Colonized peoples and the Versailles Conference of 1919 (ie. Ho Chi Minh, Syngman Rhee, etc...)Sample Keywords
Monsanto, Agent Orange Vietnam War South Vietnamese AND Buddhist crisis AND 1962 France AND United States AND Vietnam Versailles Conference of 1919
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Reference Materials Dictionary of the Vietnam War Reference DS557.7 .D53 1988 Europa World Year Book 2006 Reference Desk JN3 .E8 Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War Reference DS557.7 .E529 1996 Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War : a political, social, and military history Reference DS557.7 .E53 Historical atlas of South-East Asia Map & Imagery Lab, Public Area G2361.S1 H5 1995 Historical Dictionary of Vietnam (2006) Reference DS556.25 .D85 2006 Vietnam Reference DS556.3 .M37 1992 Vietnam War Almanac Main Library DS557.7 .S94 1985 The Vietnam War: handbook of the literature and research Main Library DS558 .V58 1993 Writing about Vietnam: a bibliography of the literature of the Vietnam Conflict Reference Z3226 .W58 1989