Contact the Australian Viet War Veteran groups, they'll have close ties with the New Zealanders. New Zealand only sent a few thousand men to Vietnam, and to their credit, they were all volunteers!
There were many people that opposed the Vietnam War. The groups and organizations that were the most anti-war included returning veterans, free speech movement groups, and college student groups.
France, Spain, and Prussia helped in the Patriot war effort by donating large amounts of money.
At its core, it was a battle between Democracy and Communism fronted by surrogates with South Vietnam , Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines and the US representing the former, and North Vietnam, China and the USSR standing in for Communism. You also can't forget the Hmong, who fought against the Northern Vietnamese. The Hmong allied with the US.
There was a communist organization called "The American Peace Mobilization". It was considered a "subersive" group by the government. They were very anti-war until Germany invaded the Soviet Union. After that, they supported the Soviet's entry into the war and they supported material aid to the Soviets by the United States. Isolationism was also a very strong anti-war philosophy spearheaded by Charles Limburg. Once the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, they groups quickly quieted down. that's about all I know about anti-war groups during World War 2.
The groups within Australia that supported our involvement in the Vietnam war were: * The Returned Service League (RSL) * The Liberal party and Country (now known as National)party and * The older generation
WCTU
they were groups
Vietnamese
The Catholics and the French supported Mary
necessary and proper
business men supported and families opposed.
interest groups
interest groups
anti-Communist group
because many american were against the vietnam war so there was 2 groups.
the Kinh ethnic groups