vietnam

Provides an introduction to contemporary Vietnamese culture, discussing the land, people, and language, history and institutions, thought and religion, literature, art and architecture, cuisine, family, gender, youth culture, festivals and leisure activities, and performing arts.

Russell Coward recounts the experiences he had during the two years he taught South Vietnamese officers English during the Vietnam War.

Describes the geography, wildlife, history, government, economy, religion, and culture of Vietnam.

Examines American involvement in the Vietnam War, delves into the decisionmaking process in Washington and Asia, and presents interviews with participants on both sides.

A study of the men who came to power during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, and of their leadership of America during the sixties.

An introduction to the landscape, culture, and people of Vietnam, with photographs, maps, a description and image of the country's flag, and a fast fact file.

Photographs and simple text present Vietnam, including its geography, people, animals, and activities of daily life.

Discusses the festivals of Vietnam and how their songs, recipes, and traditions reflect the culture of the people.

A Vietnamese American discusses his traditions, heritage, culture, and pride in his identity.

A collection of fictional postcards, written as if by young people visiting Vietnam, describe various sights and activities in this South East Asian country.