Far Eastern Economic Review1968 |
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... Vietcong as- sault on Saigon and the other major cities of South Vietnam , life was just beginning to return to normal when the Vietcong launched the second series of attacks on cities and military installations . And the original ...
... Vietcong as- sault on Saigon and the other major cities of South Vietnam , life was just beginning to return to normal when the Vietcong launched the second series of attacks on cities and military installations . And the original ...
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THE VIETCONG OFFENSIVE : Mrs Markbreiter , a Vietnamese journalist , was in Saigon for the Tet festival to visit her family when the Vietcong launched their synchronised offensives on the cities of South Vietnam . During the days of ...
THE VIETCONG OFFENSIVE : Mrs Markbreiter , a Vietnamese journalist , was in Saigon for the Tet festival to visit her family when the Vietcong launched their synchronised offensives on the cities of South Vietnam . During the days of ...
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... Viet- cong duly launched a second almost gen- eral offensive on February 18 , when 34 installations were attacked simultaneously . Saigon and its suburbs were worst hit , but fighting raged at Phan Thiet - which was occupied by the Vietcong ...
... Viet- cong duly launched a second almost gen- eral offensive on February 18 , when 34 installations were attacked simultaneously . Saigon and its suburbs were worst hit , but fighting raged at Phan Thiet - which was occupied by the Vietcong ...
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