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Vietnam: Conflict and Change in Indochina


Oxford History For Gcse

No. of pages 160

Published: 1997

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An Australian school history textbook written for the equivalent of GCSE level pupils (14-16). Suitable for the new GCSE syllabuses in the UK, it covers the background to the Vietnam War, the war itself, and its aftermath.

 

This book is part of a book series called Oxford History For Gcse .

There are 160 pages in this book. This book was published 1997 by Oxford University Press .

Alan Pollock is a playwright, best known for One Night in November, about the Coventry blitz. He came across the story of Wojtek while researching amongst Polish refugees in Coventry. The youth of the soldiers involved in the Battle of Monte Cassino moved him to write for children for the first time. Bryony Thomson's self-authored debut picture book, The Wardrobe Monster, was published by Old Barn Books in 2018. She explores a totally different illustration style for this story.

This book has the following chapters: Timeline; Introduction; 1. Indochina: The issues today; 2. Indochina yesterday; 3. France's Indochina war; 4. A nation divided; 5. America plunges in; 6. America pulls back; 7. Choppers and men in back pyjamas; 8. Cambodia and Laos; 9. Rebellion at home; 10. Ends and beginnings; Notes; Cast of characters; Glossary; Documentaries and films; Bibliography; Index; Acknowledgments

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Oxford History For Gcse

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