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Cover of On the Ho Chi Minh Trail (University of Chicago Press, 2021)

Book Review: ‘On the Ho Chi Minh Trail’ Leaves U.S. War Propaganda Intact

Nick Flores January 14, 2022 Nick Flores

Sherry Buchanan’s "On the Ho Chi Minh Trail" criticizes a few isolated events that took place during the U.S. war on Vietnam. This speaks more to the depressing ignorance of so-called progressives in the West than to the experiences of Vietnamese women, writes Nick Flores.

Nuclear weapons in film

Nukes on the Screen: Seven Decades of Atomic Danger

Greg Guma August 9, 2021 Greg Guma

Numerous films, some of them based on novels, feature nuclear war, its potential impacts and the extreme threat these weapons pose.

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