Dylan Matthews

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The North Vietnamese had never embraced the Khmer Rouge, which until the coup and the American bombing had been a small left-wing movement of approximately 4,000 people that was carrying out isolated acts of antigovernment terrorism. But to defeat the Americans and South Vietnamese soldiers who had invaded the country, Hanoi quickly recalibrated.
Fire and Rain: Nixon, Kissinger, and the Wars in Southeast Asia
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