ISBN: 9780312924829 - flashbacks: on returning to vietnam (11 Ergebnisse)

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Soft cover. Zustand: Good. A television journalist records his impressions of Vietnam during a 1988 trip to Southeast Asia, describing encounters with old friends and enemies, the impact of the Vietnam War on the region, and changes in the country since the war From School Library Journal: A war correspondent in the 60s, Safer returned to Vietnam in 1989 and has written this lucid and intriguing account of what he found. His peripatetic journey begins in Hanoi, and then proceeds south throughout a now politically unifed country. Familiar landmarks--sometimes a bar, sometimes a museum--and his conversations with a variety of Vietnamese people evoke Safer's memories of his wartime tours. It is through these flashbacks that a deft connection between the war years and the present is made, giving readers a sense of how things have changed since Saigon became Ho Chi Minh City. Safer's anecdotes illustrate larger points about the war, about defeat, about politics. Interviews with former North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers give voice to the opposition, as does Chanoff and Van Toai's Portrait of the Enemy (Random, 1986). Readers also get an insider's glimpse of life as a war correspondent. Ever the professional journalist, Safer's observations are a welcome addition to already popular Vietnam collections. --Matthew A. Kollasch, Cedar Falls High School, IA - Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc. "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.…

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