In the 1960s and 70s Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam were all playgrounds of war for the larger Cold War participants. The more powerful communist regimes financially supported SE Asian communist leaders in taking over their countries, while the more powerful capitalist countries financially supported the capitalist or right-wing leaders.
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∙ 2014-05-22 14:55:54The Vietnam war was North Vietnam's invasion - by guerrillas and by its own army - of South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. North Vietnam was aided and armed by Soviet Russia and Red China.
Any '60s or early '70s music is Vietnam era. Paint it Black, by the Rolling Stones, is one example.
If you're referring to the US Civil War (American Civil War) the North won in both cases, the South lost in both wars and the Civil War & Vietnam were fought in the 60s (1860s/1960s).
The government of South Vietnam requested military advisors from the United States to help train the South Vietnamese army. Ho Chi Minh was a communist and during the Cold War of the 1950s and 60s, the aim of the US government was containment of communist power and not to let it spread. The Eisenhower administration provided South Vietnam with money and military advisors (not officially called troops) to help stop the threat of a North Vietnamese takeover. The United States also was pledged by treaty (SEATO) to aid the member nations in southeast Asia, if they were attacked by a foreign (communist) power.
The conservtive reaction to counter culture in the 60s was largely ineffective
The Vietnam war was North Vietnam's invasion - by guerrillas and by its own army - of South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. North Vietnam was aided and armed by Soviet Russia and Red China.
"Who painted..." on what? Were they painted on the cover of a specific magazine...or on a wall somewhere?
the Vietnam War
It is probably best known for the war in the 60s. Vietnam also has amazing food.
The usual growing pains "brush wars" that 3rd world countries experienced. Vietnam was the only head-ache the US had to heavily deal with.
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In the early 60s and 70s the Vietnam played an important role in the American history. They were involved in a number of fights that eventually helped the US become a world force to reckon.
JFK was puzzled about Vietnam when it began to creep into his administration. He remarked to one of his staff men, "...strange, Ike never mentioned anything about Vietnam, he just kept talking about "Laos", always Laos...he never said anything about Vietnam..." Maybe...Ike was referring to Vietnam when he mentioned Laos? Vietnam certainly wasn't a big deal back in the 1950s; no one in America even heard of the place before. Only a few more began to hear about the place in the early 60s. It really got into the news after the Tonkin Gulf Incident; "Whats this place called Vietnam?" "Don't tell me were gonna fight another war in some place we never heard of before." "Where is this place anyway?" "Whose the enemy?" "Who attacked who in the Tonkin Gulf...wheres the Tonkin Gulf?" Just a very very small sampling of the talk back then.
Any '60s or early '70s music is Vietnam era. Paint it Black, by the Rolling Stones, is one example.
In the 1960's helicopters were used for literally everything in the Vietnam War.
one person was Roy lee Webb who died at least in his 60s.