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Bystanders to the Vietnam War

The Role of the United States Senate, 1950–1965
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Who was most responsible for the Vietnam War? Did President Lyndon Johnson simply continue the policies of his predecessors, Eisenhower and Kennedy, or was he the principal architect? What responsibility did Congress share? Was the Senate a coequal partner in creating the Vietnam policy or a secondary player? Focusing on the U.S. Senate’s role in the war, this history records the various senators’ views in their own words. The author demonstrates that during the 20-year conflict—as throughout American history—the president was the principal formulator of policy on war and peace, including during the more recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Author Biography:

Ron Goldberg is a long time professor of U.S. history at Thomas Nelson Community College in Hampton, Virginia.
Release date NZ
October 30th, 2018
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Illustrations
25 photographs
Pages
103
ISBN-13
9781476668918
Product ID
27876903

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