The Vietnam War and American Culture

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American Political and Social Dynamics Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Literature, Film, and Journalism Analysis

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War veterans, journalists, poets and professors have contributed to this study which describes how US culture represented and continues to represent the Vietnam War on television, in newspapers, in military propaganda films, novels, plays and music.

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