Waging Peace: A History of the Vietnam Antiwar Movement (Military, War, and Society in Modern American History)
Waging Peace presents a history of the Vietnam antiwar movement and considers its significance within modern American military, political, and social history. Mitchell K. Hall offers a focused resource for readers seeking to understand organized opposition to the war and its place in the broader history of American society.
About This Book
Waging Peace examines the history of the Vietnam antiwar movement in the United States.
The book places opposition to the Vietnam War within the broader context of military, war, and society in modern American history.
It offers readers a focused account of a major social and political movement and its relationship to the nation’s experience of war.
Suitable for readers interested in the Vietnam era, American history, military history, and social movements.
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