Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War, Episode 8 - Frontline America (1980)
Based on Mike McClear's book of the same name, this program chronicles the history of American involvement in Vietnam. From the 1950s, when Eisenhower sent advisors to help the French in Vietnam, through the American withdrawal of troops from the region, to ultimate surrender by North Vietnam in 1975, the Vietnam issue occupies a unique place in American history. Archival film footage, photographs, personal accounts of soldiers and civilians, as well as commentary by scholars tell the story. This episode traces the development of the antiwar movement on the home front, which often resulted in violent clashes between demonstrators and police. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Synopsis of Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War, Episode 8 - Frontline America
Based on Mike McClear's book of the same name, this program chronicles the history of American involvement in Vietnam. From the 1950s, when Eisenhower sent advisors to help the French in Vietnam, through the American withdrawal of troops from the region, to ultimate surrender by North Vietnam in 1975, the Vietnam issue occupies a unique place in American history. Archival film footage, photographs, personal accounts of soldiers and civilians, as well as commentary by scholars tell the story. This episode traces the development of the antiwar movement on the home front, which often resulted in violent clashes between demonstrators and police. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
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- Richard Basehart - Narrator
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