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I always thought that the Vietnam War was a war of the right against the bloody Mao. But now information has appeared that the most large-scale events unfolded there already under the left, during the time of Kennedy. And if this is so, then the US troops turned the direction, because it would be naive to assume that the left would start fighting against its own, right?
Is this assumption confirmed?
PS
There is some circumstantial evidence.
At the turn of the 1960s–70s in the context of the conflict with the USSR, Mao initiated the normalization of China's relations with the United States and the leading capitalist. countries. Mao considered cooperation with them as an important tool for modernizing the national economy and the armed forces.
That is, there was an pease with the USA
Is this assumption confirmed?
PS
There is some circumstantial evidence.
At the turn of the 1960s–70s in the context of the conflict with the USSR, Mao initiated the normalization of China's relations with the United States and the leading capitalist. countries. Mao considered cooperation with them as an important tool for modernizing the national economy and the armed forces.
That is, there was an pease with the USA
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