Item COLD WAR 29/11 - Transcript of interview with presidential aide Nha Duc Hoang, 1997

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COLD WAR 29/11

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Transcript of interview with presidential aide Nha Duc Hoang, 1997

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  • 1997 Mar 28 (Creation)

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22pp

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Typescript transcript of interview with Nha Duc Hoang, Press Secretary, Chief of Staff and Minister for Information to President Nguyen Van Thieu, Republic of South Vietnam, 1967-1975, relating to President Thieu's opinion of US President Richard Milhous Nixon, 1969; Thieu's awareness of the anti-Vietnam War sentiment in the USA, 1968-1969; student protests and mass demonstrations against the US involvement in the Vietnam War, Washington DC, USA, 1968-1969; the meeting between Thieu and Nixon, Midway Island, Pacific Ocean, 1969; the US 'Vietnamisation' programme, the gradual withdrawal of US forces from Vietnam coupled with an increased role for the armed forces of the Republic of South Vietnam, Jun 1969-1973; the South Vietnamese government's knowledge of the peace negotiations between the USA and North Vietnam, Paris, France, 1969-1972; the reaction of President Thieu to the draft peace agreement agreed between the USA and North Vietnam, Oct 1972; the exclusion of President Thieu from the peace negotiations, 1972; Thieu's opinion that Dr Henry Alfred Kissinger, US National Security Adviser, 1970-1972, was concentrating on the possibility of receiving the Nobel Peace Prize instead of negotiating a fair peace settlement for the Republic of South Vietnam, 1972; the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Kissinger and Le Duc Tho, the chief of the North Vietnamese negotiating team, 1973; the signing, by the government of the Republic of South Vietnam, of a revised peace settlement, Jan 1973; the influence of the Watergate scandal and the resignation of US President Nixon on the USA's failure to support the Republic of South Vietnam during the North Vietnamese invasion, [1975]; Thieu's opinion of US President Gerald Rudolph Ford, 1974-1977; the lack of support for the Republic of South Vietnam in the US Congress, 1974-1975; US involvement in Hoang's resignation as Minister of Information, Republic of South Vietnam, Nov 1974; the takeover of the Republic of South Vietnam by North Vietnam, 1975; President Thieu and Hoang's sense of betrayal caused by the US withdrawal from and abandonment of the Republic of South Vietnam, 1973-1975; Hoang's opinion of the US involvement in the politics and war in Vietnam, 1961-1975; the influence of the US Presidential election on the Vietnamese peace process, 1972. 22pp

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