Russell, Bertrand 1872-1970 creator text enk London Allen & Unwin c1967 1967 monographic eng

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179 p. ; 19 cm. The press and Vietnam: some early attempts to make known the character of the war and the role of the USA in it, including exchanges with the New York Times in early 1963 -- War and atrocity in Vietnam: an early account of the barbarous nature of the war -- Free world barbarism: Cold War myths which obscure the issues at stake in Vietnam -- Danger in South-East Asia: a brief examination of the claim that only "non-lethal" gases were in use in South Vietnam -- The Cold War, a new phase?: How the USA has replaced former colonial powers in Asia and elsewhere -- The selection of targets in China: US escalation of the war -- The Labour Party's foreign policy: a speech on the bankruptcy of the Labour Party's foreign policy, leading to resignation from the party -- Peace through resistance to US imperialism: the world context in which the war occurs -- The only honourable policy: a comparison of the peace terms of the Vietnamese and those of Churchill in World War II -- Broadcast on National Liberation Front radio to American soldiers: an appeal to American soldiers, urging them to refrain from further war crimes -- Speech to the National Conference of Solidarity: the necessity for solidarity with the people of Vietnam -- Appeal to the American conscience: The character of the war and the responsibility of the American people -- Postscript: The International War Crimes Tribunal -- Appendix. Report from North Vietnam / Ralph Schoenman. [by] Bertrand Russell. Vietnam War, 1961-1975 959.704 RUW 1967 DLC 140325 20211209051139.0 27366 eng