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Richard Nixon claimed to have a secret plan to end the Vietnam War when he was campaigning for president in 1968. See what that secret plan was and read about how it extended the war by another four years and galvanized anti-war protesters in the United States during that time. [pdf]
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anti-war protests, napalm, arvn, army of the republic of (south) vietnam, digital history, henry kissinger, ho chi minh trail, kent state, khmer rouge, north vietnamese, peace agreement o 1972, pop pot, president richard m. nixon, vietcong, vietnam war, vietnamization, invasion of cambodia, secret negotiations with north vietnam, withdrawal of u.s. troops
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