The US in Vietnam: A Modern History

After the Second World War, American public opinion and politics became increasingly interested in growing communist groups. There is growing concern about the Soviet Union attacking through the "soft ribs" of developing countries (Dorland 2001 p.50). In Vietnam more and more nationalist movements have reached the climax in the first Indochina war (1946-1954), and the United States regards Ho Chi Minh's Vietnamese Democratic Republic (DRV) as Domino, neighboring Laos and Cambodia communist It is caught up in principle (Frankum, p.149, 2011).

According to Jeremy Kuzmanov, author of "Addiction Army's Myth: Vietnam and the Modern Drug Wars" and American History Professor at Tulsa University, there are many reasons that drugs are widely used in Vietnam. That is because we have anti-traditional culture. Due to the rich supply of drugs, there were also due to the collapse of the morale of military and the rebellion rooted in it. Please sell 5 dollars or exchange them with a cigarette pack. Initially, marijuana was accepted by the military command office. In January 1968, when the son of Vietnamese soldier and Nobel laureate writer John Steinbeck IV wrote an article about the general usage of marijuana in Washington, the situation changed and caused a media storm It was.

Therefore, this paper consists of two different parts: the history of Vietnamese imperialism and the resistance of Vietnam and the United States to war; since 1975, the relationship between the Cambodian Revolution and Vietnam and the ruling class of Vietnam since 1982 The socialist variant underwent an economic reconstruction study. These two parts are linked to each other in various ways. Most importantly, the tragedy of Vietnam and Cambodia since 1975 was the direct result of the struggle they started. History does not prove that they are wrong about imperialism. More precisely, the politics of 'state liberation' can not end this struggle.