Issue 084 of New Internationalist

Reader-owned global journalism

February 1980

Indochina

Indochina has had one of the most tortured histories of any part of the world in the twentieth century. Its struggles for independence were thwarted first by the French and then by the Americans. We explore the origins of the conflict.

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