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Người Việt Tự Do [Nguoi Viet Tu Do] (Người Việt Tự Do) - Newspaper - San Jose, California
Newspaper Item Number: 1939Newspaper622104
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Volume: 3
Issue: 80
Item Creation Date: 03 April 1992
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Dac San Nhan Ban - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616321
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Item Creation Date: 11 May 1998
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Non Sông [Non Song] (Tổng hội sinh viên Việt Nam miền Nam California = Union of Vietnamese Student Associations of Southern California) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616322
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Issue: 69
Item Creation Date: December 1994
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Non Sông [Non Song] (Tổng hội sinh viên Việt Nam miền Nam California = Union of Vietnamese Student Associations of Southern California) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616323
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Item Creation Date: Spring 1995
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Bản tin Như Lai Thiền Viện [Ban tin Nhu Lai Thien Vien] (Như Lai Thiền Viện) - Newsletter - San Jose, California
Newsletter Item Number: 1939Newsletter613919
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Issue: 7
Item Creation Date: April 1992
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Bản tin Như Lai Thiền Viện [Ban tin Nhu Lai Thien Vien] (Như Lai Thiền Viện) - Newsletter - San Jose, California
Newsletter Item Number: 1939Newsletter613920
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Item Creation Date: January 1995
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Phong Trào Tranh Đấu cho Tự Do và Dân Chủ tại Việt Nam Bản tin [Phong Trao Tranh Dau cho Tu Do va Dan Chu tai Viet Nam Ban tin] (Phong Trào Tranh Đấu cho Tự Do và Dân Chủ tại Việt Nam) - Newsletter - Irvine, California
Newsletter Item Number: 1939Newsletter613921
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Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: May 1990
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Là thư Phục Hưng [La thu Phuc Hung] (Tổ Chức Phục Hưng Việt Nam) - Newsletter - Pomona, California
Newsletter Item Number: 1939Newsletter613922
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Item Creation Date: February 1993
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Quê Hương [Que Huong] (Quê Hương) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616324
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Volume: 95
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: 2001
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Quê Hương [Que Huong] (Quê Hương) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616326
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Volume: 90
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: 2000
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Quê Mẹ (Que Me) (Vo Van Ai) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616327
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Issue Information: Giai Phẩm Xuân Bính Tý
Item Creation Date: Spring 1996
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Quê Mẹ (Que Me) (Vo Van Ai) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616331
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Issue: 147
Item Creation Date: September/October 1998
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Quê Mẹ (Que Me) (Vo Van Ai) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616330
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Issue: 146
Item Creation Date: July/August 1998
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Quê Mẹ (Que Me) (Vo Van Ai) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616329
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Issue: 145
Item Creation Date: May/June 1998
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Quê Mẹ (Que Me) (Vo Van Ai) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616328
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Issue: 140
Item Creation Date: September 1997
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
San Jose Rao Vặt [Rao Vat] (San Jose Rao Vặt) - Newspaper - San Jose, California
Newspaper Item Number: 1939Newspaper622105
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Issue: 7
Item Creation Date: 30 August 1996
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Bản tin Song Nguyền (Chương Trình Thăng Tiến Hôn Nhân Gia Đình) - Newsletter - Lake Forest, California
Newsletter Item Number: 1939Newsletter613928
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Issue: 31
Item Creation Date: March 1996
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2026 [Updated: 14 Jul 2026]
Bản tin Thành Linh [Ban tin Thanh Lin] (Cộng Đoàn Thánh Linh) - Newsletter - Fountain Valley, California
Newsletter Item Number: 1939Newsletter613941
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Issue: 21
Item Creation Date: June 1996
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Thế Giới Ngày Nay [The Gioi Ngay Nay] (Ngay Nay Magazine) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616342
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Issue: 165
Item Creation Date: April/May 2001
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Thế Giới Ngày Nay [The Gioi Ngay Nay] (Ngay Nay Magazine) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616341
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Issue: 161
Item Creation Date: October 2000
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Thế Giới Ngày Nay [The Gioi Ngay Nay] (Ngay Nay Magazine) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616340
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Issue: 160
Item Creation Date: September 2000
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Thế giới nghệ thuật [The gioi nghe thuat] - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616345
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Volume: 1
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: April 1998
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Thế Giới Ngày Nay [The Gioi Ngay Nay] (Ngay Nay Magazine) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616344
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Issue: 190
Item Creation Date: September - December 2005
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Thế Giới Ngày Nay [The Gioi Ngay Nay] (Ngay Nay Magazine) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616343
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Issue: 171
Item Creation Date: Spring 2002
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616244
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Issue: 19 & 20
Item Creation Date: December 1990
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616245
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Issue: 21
Item Creation Date: February 1991
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616246
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Issue: 22
Item Creation Date: April 1991
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616247
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Issue: 23
Item Creation Date: June 1991
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616248
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Issue: 24
Item Creation Date: July 1991
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616249
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Issue: 25
Item Creation Date: September 1991
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616250
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Issue: 26
Item Creation Date: November 1991
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616251
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Issue: 26
Item Creation Date: November 1991
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 03 Jul 2026 [Updated: 03 Jul 2026]
Thế Hệ [The He] (Nhóm Sinh Hoạt Thế Hệ [Nhom Sinh Hoat The He] / Vietnamese American Youth Organization) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial616347
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Issue: 15
Item Creation Date: May 1990
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 15 Jul 2026 [Updated: 15 Jul 2026]
Robert Branson Collection (3338) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33380000000
Robert Branson Collection (3338) Finding Aid
The collection consists of approximately 1.5 linear feet of materials documenting Major Robert Branson's U.S Army service with MACV as an advisor to the ARVN 21st Combat Assistance Team at Bac Lieu (November 1968 to October 1969), as District Senior Advisor at Ke Sach (July 1971 to January 1973), and as a member of the Four Power Joint Military Commission at Ke Sach (January to April 1973). The materials include a map; secondary source material excerpts; Vietnamese language training notes and course materials; district briefing reports; correspondence; research studies and reports; photo albums; books; journals and incident/activity logs; artifacts; and slides.
Collection: Robert Branson Collection

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Added: 13 Sep 2022 [Updated: 15 Sep 2022]
Larry S. Kush Collection (3340) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33400000000
Larry S. Kush Collection (3340) Finding Aid
The collection consists of propaganda leaflets accumulated by Larry Kush during his military service as an officer in command of a propaganda unit in Saigon.
Collection: Larry S. Kush Collection

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Added: 22 Sep 2022 [Updated: 22 Sep 2022]
Joseph M. Ryan Collection (3347) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33470000000
Joseph M. Ryan Collection (3347) Finding Aid
The collection consists of travel guides and a map (Saigon, Cholon, and Penang) acquired by Joseph Michael Ryan when he traveled to Vietnam in the early 1950s during his service in the U.S. Merchant Marines.
Collection: Joseph M. Ryan Collection

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Added: 27 Oct 2022 [Updated: 27 Oct 2022]
William F. Tidwell Collection (3352) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33520000000
William F. Tidwell Collection (3352) Finding Aid
The collection consists of less than a quarter of a linear foot of materials documenting Specialist William Tidwell's U.S. Army service with the 99th Ordnance Detachment (EOD), 533rd Ordnance Detachment (EOD) Control in Vietnam from 1972-1973. The materials include a certificate, a sketch, and a service ribbon bar.
Collection: William F. Tidwell Collection

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Added: 17 Nov 2022 [Updated: 17 Nov 2022]
Ngy Thanh Collection (3355) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33550000000
Ngy Thanh Collection (3355) Finding Aid
The collection consists of a book written by Ngy Thanh.
Collection: Ngy Thanh Collection

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Added: 22 Nov 2022 [Updated: 22 Nov 2022]
Jim Bullmore Collection (3358) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33580000000
Jim Bullmore Collection (3358) Finding Aid
The collection consists of one photograph donated by Jim Bullmore.
Collection: Jim Bullmore Collection

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Added: 07 Dec 2022 [Updated: 07 Dec 2022]
Kenneth J. Williams Collection (3366) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33660000000
Kenneth J. Williams Collection (3366) Finding Aid
The collection consists of approximately half of a linear foot of materials documenting Sergeant Kenneth J. Williams' U.S. Army service with Service Battery, 5th Battalion, 42nd Artillery in Vietnam. The materials include records pertaining to Sgt. Williams' R&R trip to Taipei (travel orders and processing information, Pan Am Airlines material, guidebook, travel bag); clippings; flyers and pamphlets; ID cards; immunization certificate; meal card; Chieu Hoi propaganda leaflets; photographs; and a Fort Ord yearbook. The materials are dated 1967-1969.
Collection: Kenneth J. Williams Collection

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Added: 11 Jan 2023 [Updated: 11 Jan 2023]
Agent Orange Product Liability Litigation Collection (2652) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 26520000000
Agent Orange Product Liability Litigation Collection (2652) Finding Aid
Approximately 550 linear feet of court documents; pleadings; court hearings and deposition transcripts; trial exhibits; government discovery documents; case law files; correspondence; memoranda; summaries; drafts; reports; studies; and internal communication created and/or used during the Agent Orange Product Liability Litigation. Most of the materials in the collection appear to have been created or gathered by the Budd Larner Law Firm, who represented Defendant Thompson Chemicals Corporation. Materials of note include the defendants’ motions, memoranda and exhibits for summary judgment based on the Government Contract Defense; Pretrial Orders 26, 33, 51 and 91; the settlement agreement and its drafts; the May 24, 1984 Plaintiffs’ Conference; and the plaintiffs’ and defendants’ fairness briefs.

The collection is arranged into five series: (1) Discovery and Reference, (2) Internal Communication, (3) Trial Records, (4) Deposition and Exhibits, and (5) Medical Records. Due to the breadth of distinctive topics and focus areas of the litigation, each series has also been divided into subseries.

(1) Discovery and Reference
The first series, Discovery and Reference, includes materials gathered during the litigation by defendants and defendants’ legal discovery firms. Defendant discovery and database firms included Carr, Jordan, Coyne & Savits (firm); The Travelers Insurance Company; and J. Feuerstein Systems, which all assisted in the document production and selection process. The series has five subseries,
(1.1) Discovery, (1.2) Weldon Spring Chemical Plant, (1.3) Military Documentation, (1.4) Scientific, and (1.5) Case Law.

(1.1) Discovery (30 linear ft.)
The Discovery subseries includes correspondence; memoranda; government documents; document digests; reports; studies; contracts; legislative bills and transcripts; interview, conference and meeting summaries; FOIA requests; database searches and disease profiles created or gathered by defendants or defendants’ legal discovery firms. The U.S. Department of Justice facilitated the production of government documents during the discovery process, sending documents in batches based on defendant and plaintiff document requests. The subseries is arranged chronologically with materials within previously bound volumes arranged numerically by volume number.

(1.2) Weldon Spring Chemical Plant (13 linear ft.)
The Weldon Spring Chemical Plant subseries includes proposals; correspondence; memoranda; manuals; specifications; schematics; diagrams; equipment lists; agreements; requests for quotations; purchase orders; meeting summaries; weekly reports of activities; progress reports; an environmental impact statement; and inventories related to the Thompson Chemicals Corporation and Stearns-Roger joint venture at Weldon Spring Chemical Plant in their failed attempt to turn the government owned facility into an Agent Orange production facility. The subseries also includes document reference sheets; coding forms; database searches and correspondence by Thompson Chemicals and other chemical companies who felt the evidence provided by these documents was strong enough to get Thompson Chemicals reinstated in the trial after being granted summary judgment in May 1983. The subseries is arranged chronologically with oversize schematics placed either at the end of the subseries or at the end of the inventory.

(1.3) Military Documentation (9 linear ft.)
The Military Documentation subseries includes reports; studies; correspondence; memoranda; manuscript drafts; map and book photocopies; manuals; briefings; evaluations; summaries; situation reports; daily staff journals; database searches; and medical statistics and reports from U.S. military departments and related officials. The subseries also contains analyses of representative plaintiffs’ exposure to herbicide while in Vietnam based on their known stationed locations. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(1.4) Scientific (14 linear ft.)
The Scientific subseries includes reports; studies; congressional hearings and statements; literature reviews; conference proceedings; progress reports; workshop drafts; and book sections related to scientific research and discussion on Agent Orange, herbicides and dioxin. The subseries contains some of the Bionetics Research Laboratories reports, whose results influenced the government to halt the usage of Agent Orange in 1970. It also includes Thompson Chemicals Corporation/Superior Solvents site documents related to the positive samples of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin found by the EPA in the soil where the chemical company was located. The subseries is arranged chronologically with oversize materials placed at the end of the inventory.

(1.5) Case Law (6 linear ft.)
The Case Law subseries includes correspondence; class briefs; legal opinions; judgments and orders; petitions for writ of mandamus; state statutes; notices of lien reports; articles and court transcripts from other court cases and legislature that appeared to relate to the litigation and the defendants’ positions and arguments. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(2) Internal Communication
The second series, Internal Communication, concerns materials created and/or received by the defendants during the litigation in preparation for the trial that generally were not intended to serve as official court documents. In addition to the materials defendants created for themselves as resources for the litigation, these materials capture communication within a firm, particularly Budd Larner who represented Thompson Chemical, and communication between defendants, plaintiffs, legal discovery firms, clients, and/or other groups. The series is divided into four subseries: (2.1) Correspondence, (2.2) Trial, (2.3) Deposition, and (2.4) Financial.

(2.1) Correspondence (8 linear ft.)
The Correspondence subseries includes correspondence and lists of mail received with notices to all counsel; deposition scheduling; meeting summaries; motions; memoranda; document lists; government documents; affidavits; case law; bills and invoices; allocations; and briefs that were received or created by the Budd Larner law firm and other defendants during the litigation. The subseries also contains internal Budd Larner office memoranda related to the litigation. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(2.2) Trial (8.5 linear ft.)
The Trial subseries includes trial books; interoffice communication; meeting summaries; memoranda; notes; filing procedures; jury analysis data and opt-out lists. The defendants used trial books, which contain a summary on a particular organization or topic; plus relevant testimonies and documents, to provide an internal overview on a topic. The subseries is arranged chronologically. Boxes 87 and 88A contain restricted materials and are closed until 2061.

(2.3) Deposition (8 linear ft.)
The Deposition subseries includes outlines; witness/deponent lists and profiles; deposition summaries; medical records requests; schedules; and notes relating to the defendants’ preparations for depositions. The subseries is arranged chronologically and then alphabetically if applicable.

(2.4) Financial (1 linear ft)
The Financial subseries includes bills; timesheets; and invoices related to trial matters such as transcriptions; discovery; and databases. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3) Trial Records
The third series, Trial Records, contains materials created during the litigation as part of the official court record. The series contains 17 subseries: (3.1) Court Proceedings, (3.2) Pleadings, (3.3) Complaints, (3.4) Interrogatories, (3.5) Document Production, (3.6) Government Contract Defense, (3.7) Class Certification, (3.8) Plaintiff Pleadings and Correspondence, (3.9) Statutes of Limitations, Venue, and Jurisdiction, (3.10) Liability, (3.11) Jury Selection, (3.12) Media Coverage, (3.13) Settlement, (3.14) Attorney’s Fees, (3.15) Opt-Out and Appeal Cases, (3.16) Joint Appendices, and (3.17) Working Files. The ordering of the subseries within the series generally attempts to mimic the progressions of the trial with elements that began earlier such as complaints, document requests and the Government Contract Defense preceding liability, settlement and opt-out and appeal cases. The subseries also attempts to reflect the arrangement and categories chosen by the collection’s creators.

(3.1) Court Proceedings (16 linear ft.)
The Court Proceedings subseries includes orders; opinions; recommendations; and hearing transcripts, primarily from Agent Orange Product Liability Litigation court officials. The subseries also contains procedural motions and memoranda from defendants and plaintiffs. The subseries is arranged chronologically with volumes being grouped together with the date of the last volume in the set determining where the set is placed within the subseries. Joint hearings transcripts with two court officials listed in the title are placed separately from transcripts with only a single listed official.

(3.2) Pleadings (16 linear ft.)
The Pleadings subseries is a set of previously bound volumes of court records from the litigation that appears to have been created by the defendants and arranged numerically by volume. The Court of Appeals, Second Circuit volumes are placed at the end of the subseries. Materials within the volumes include legal memoranda; motions; correspondence; interrogatory answers; orders; recommendations; statements; petitions; notices; and objections. Most volumes have an index at the end of the volume. Pleading volume 32 does not appear in this subseries.

(3.3) Complaints (2 linear ft.)
The Complaints subseries includes complaints from the plaintiffs toward the defendants and towards the United States government and Veterans’ Administration. The subseries also contains defendants’ answers and responses to the complaints as well as defendants’ third-party complaints against the United States. The subseries is arranged chronologically with previously bound volumes being grouped together with the date of the last volume in the set determining where it is placed chronologically.

(3.4) Interrogatories (5 linear ft.)
The Interrogatories subseries includes interrogatories, responses and answers from the plaintiffs, defendants, and the United States, as well as recommendations and orders from the special master and magistrate. The subseries is arranged chronologically with volumes being grouped together with the latest date determining where the volume set is placed.

(3.5) Document Production (7 linear ft.)
The Document Production subseries includes document requests; confidentiality and protective orders; correspondence; memoranda; and other documents related to the litigation discovery process for all parties involved. The subseries also covers the United States’ claims of privilege, such as state secrets; responses to a 1983 Diamond Shamrock company memorandum regarding document destruction; attempts to focus and consolidate government document discovery; and the hiring and recommendations of Special Master Sol Schreiber. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3.6) Government Contract Defense (11 linear ft.)
The Government Contract Defense subseries includes defendants’ Agent Orange contracts with the government; relevant pretrial orders; and motions for summary judgment with exhibits and legal memoranda. After Judge Pratt determined that four of the defendants could be dismissed using the Government Contract Defense to gain summary judgment, the subseries focuses on the memoranda and motions for reconsideration that brought Thompson Chemicals Corporation and Hercules Incorporated back into the case, and defendants’ arguments based on the Defense Production Act. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3.7) Class Certification (4 linear ft.)
The Class Certification subseries includes a determination of what cases should be transferred into the multidistrict litigation and be part of the class; dissemination of the class notice including how to locate veterans and what media to use; motions for intervention; decertification; and class notice certificates. The series is arranged chronologically with the certifications arranged numerically with the latest date determining where the set is placed within the subseries.

(3.8) Plaintiff Pleadings and Correspondence (7 linear ft.)
The Plaintiff Pleadings and Correspondence subseries includes transfer orders, summons and complaints; communication between plaintiffs and defendants; planned in extremis depositions; and exclusion request forms for individual plaintiffs. Except for the Michael Ryan files, which is the class certified case, each file represents a case that was transferred to MDL 381. Many of these plaintiffs chose to either opt-out of the class or opposed this transfer. The subseries is arranged alphabetically by the plaintiff’s last name or organization name.

(3.9) Statutes of Limitations, Venue, and Jurisdiction (2 linear ft.)
The Statutes of Limitations, Venue, and Jurisdiction subseries includes case files; legal memoranda; and proposed transfer orders. These materials cover issues such as the application of federal common law to the case; claims that the plaintiffs failed in the legal process of officially naming Thompson Chemicals Corporation as a defendant and the impact this would have on proper jurisdiction; individual states’ statute of limitations laws on personal injury and wrongful death claims; and the choice of the Eastern District of New York as the venue for all multidistrict cases in the litigation. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3.10) Liability (7 linear ft.)
The Liability subseries includes complaints; legal memoranda; insurance information; correspondence; memos; scope of issues; petitions for writ of mandamus; and motions related to the issues of causation and liability regarding Agent Orange. The subseries includes the questions of whether the United States had any liability in the case due to the Feres Doctrine; whether Hooker Chemicals/Occidental had any liability for providing the base supplies the chemical companies used for Agent Orange; and whether 2,4-D and non-phenoxy herbicides used during Vietnam should be included in the trial. The subseries also includes a determination of the chemical companies’ liability insurance policies. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3.11) Jury Selection (6 linear ft.)
The Jury Selection subseries includes defendant’s legal memoranda opposing a jury trial; the questionnaires provided to the potential jury of the trial; and transcripts for court hearings before Judge Weinstein and Magistrate Scheindlin where the parties chose the jury pool that would appear in court. Drafts of the questionnaires can also be found in the subseries. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3.12) Media Coverage (.5 linear ft.)
The Media Coverage subseries includes protective orders; defendants’ briefs; and news clippings and articles written by the press during the litigation. Part of the subseries focuses on CBS’ requests for discovery materials from both parties and the response that led to protective orders placed on the material to restrict CBS’ access. Another part focuses on the media coverage of the settlement of the case. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3.13) Settlement (6.5 linear ft.)
The Settlement subseries includes correspondence; legal memoranda; fairness briefs; settlement agreements; objections; certified mail; meeting, hearing and conference transcripts; allocations; insurance coverage and fund materials related to the settlement of the litigation that occurred on May 7, 1984, and its aftermath. The subseries includes correspondence sent by plaintiff veterans responding to the settlement. The subseries is arranged chronologically with the numbered certifications arranged together numerically.

(3.14) Attorney’s Fees (10 linear ft.)
The Attorney’s Fees subseries includes timesheets; work journals; legal memoranda; transcripts; applications; reviews; and joint appendices related to the plaintiff attorneys’ applications to receive payment for their services from a portion of the settlement fund. The subseries contains both the plaintiffs’ own records and writings on their work during the litigation as well as the defendants’, Judge Weinstein’s and Magistrate Scheindlin’s reviews, orders and recommendations for fee allotment for each plaintiff attorney or legal firm. The subseries is generally arranged chronologically with the initial plaintiff applications for attorney’s fees arranged numerically by a court assigned number and with the joint appendices arranged by volume number.

(3.15) Opt-Out and Appeal Cases (10 linear ft.)
The Opt-Out and Appeal Cases subseries includes exclusion request forms; lists of opt-out plaintiffs; notices; complaints; appeals; writs of mandamus; orders; legal memoranda; correspondence; motions; and United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit briefs. The subseries includes materials related to individual plaintiffs’ opt-out cases. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(3.16) Joint Appendices (7.5 linear ft.)
The Joint Appendices subseries includes dockets; legal memoranda; complaints; transcript and deposition excerpts; exhibits; motions; appeals; orders; and correspondence, which served as gathered evidence for appeals to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. These appeals included appeals to the class action; opt-out appeals; civilian cases appeals; the defendants’ appeal of the lifting of the protective order; and appeals relating to the liability and dismissal of the United States from the litigation. The subseries is arranged chronologically with the volumes of Joint Appendices arranged numerically.

(3.17) Working Files (2.5 linear ft.)
The Working Files subseries includes pleading copies; pending motions; legal memoranda; file lists and indexes; complaints; reports; briefs; jury instructions; exhibit lists; trial books; and interrogatories that were kept as files during the litigation by the defendant attorney firm, Budd Larner. A Budd Larner attorney, Joseph J. Schiavone, organized and/or created many of the files within the subseries. The subseries is arranged chronologically and then numerically by assigned file number. Not all file numbers are represented as some numbers are skipped.

(4) Deposition and Exhibits
The fourth series, Deposition and Exhibits, contains materials created to form evidence and testimonies that would be used to support each side’s arguments during the trial. The series contains seven subseries: (4.1) Alphabetical, (4.2) Post Settlement, (4.3) Master List Exhibits, (4.4) Plaintiffs’ Exhibits, (4.5) Defendants’ Exhibits, (4.6) Supplemental, and (4.7) Opt-Out Affidavits.

(4.1) Alphabetical (203 linear ft.)
The Alphabetical subseries includes deposition transcripts; exhibits; and searches for relevant deponents from documents found in the defendants’ trial databases. The deposition transcripts come from government officials from relevant agencies and departments such as Edgewood Arsenal; Fort Detrick; U.S. Public Health Service; Environmental Protection Agency; President’s Science Advisory Committee; Department of Defense; National Cancer Institute/Bionetics; Air Force Logistics Command; U.S. Department of Agriculture; Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; chemical company employees; representative plaintiffs; and defendants’ and plaintiffs’ expert witnesses. The subseries is arranged alphabetically by deponent’s last name and then first name if applicable.

(4.2) Post Settlement (5 linear ft.)
The Post Settlement subseries includes deposition transcripts and exhibits for depositions that were conducted after the class action litigation was settled on May 7, 1984. This subseries focuses on civilian and opt-out plaintiffs and is arranged alphabetically by deponent’s last name.

(4.3) Master List Exhibits (2 linear ft.)
The Master List Exhibits subseries includes reports; studies; minutes; memoranda; correspondence; trip reports; and statements that defendants planned to use as exhibits for multiple government witness depositions. The subseries is arranged numerically by exhibit number with additional potential exhibits being placed at the end. Some exhibit numbers are skipped.

(4.4) Plaintiffs’ Exhibits (13 linear ft.)
The Plaintiffs’ Exhibits subseries includes reports; studies; contracts; chemical analyses; shipping information; minutes; case law; and bibliographies that the plaintiffs planned to use as potential exhibits during the trial. The subseries is generally arranged by exhibit number with the pretrial orders at the beginning of the subseries containing an index and summary of each exhibit. Original order of runs was preserved when possible. Plaintiffs’ exhibits begin with the letter P. Some exhibit numbers are skipped.

(4.5) Defendants’ Exhibits (63 linear ft.)
The Defendants’ Exhibits subseries includes contracts; specifications; manuals; reports; studies; chemical analyses; invoices; daily staff journals; minutes; trip reports; transcripts; memoranda and correspondence that the defendants planned to use as potential exhibits during the trial. The subseries is arranged by chemical company. At the start of each chemical company’s exhibits is a pretrial order that lists all the exhibits with short summaries for the company. Within each company’s exhibits, it is arranged by exhibit number with company specific exhibits first and then joint exhibits, which applied to all chemical company defendants. Company exhibits usually start with the first letter of the company with Diamond Shamrock using DS and T.H. Agriculture and Nutrition using TH. Joint exhibits start with a W. Some exhibit numbers are skipped.

(4.6) Supplemental (5 linear ft.)
The Supplemental subseries includes deponent and witness lists; legal memoranda; deposition notices; schedules; calendars; orders; scope of discovery; exhibit document lists; medical examination lists and documents; and Federal Rules of Procedure Rule 26 (b) (4) (A) (i) statements. These documents appear to be used to organize the deposition process with court rulings on issues such as closed and in extremis depositions; with Rule 26 statements that stated the qualifications of each expert witness a party potentially planned to use during the trial; and with schedules and procedures established for deposition scheduling and medical examinations. The subseries is arranged chronologically. Volumes are grouped together with the date of the last volume in the set determining where the set is placed chronologically.

(4.7) Opt-Out Affidavits (1 linear ft.)
The Opt-Out Affidavits subseries includes affidavits; checklists of medical problems; curricula vitae and exhibits from plaintiffs who opted out of the class action settlement and from physicians who observed these plaintiffs. The firm Ashcraft & Gerel represented all the opt-out plaintiffs who provided affidavits in this subseries. The subseries is arranged chronologically.

(5) Medical
The Medical Records series contains restricted materials and is closed until 2061.

Collection: Agent Orange Product Liability Litigation Collection

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Added: 02 May 2022 [Updated: 30 Apr 2025]
William G. McDonough, Jr. Collection (3299) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 32990000000
William G. McDonough, Jr. Collection (3299) Finding Aid
The collection consists of approximately 3 linear feet of materials consisting of captured PAVN and Viet Cong documents and artifacts acquired by Lieutenant Colonel William G. McDonough, Jr. during his first of three tours in Vietnam. The majority of the material was captured in Nam Can Forest in February 1966. The materials include propaganda/indoctrination books and leaflets; history books; education books; military technical books; Communist Party information; song books; a flag; and posters. The materials are dated predominately 1961-1965.
Collection: William G. McDonough, Jr. Collection

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Added: 23 May 2022 [Updated: 24 May 2022]
R. Kyle Horst Collection (3323) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 33230000000
R. Kyle Horst Collection (3323) Finding Aid
The collection consists of one copy of Mother Tongue, Fatherland (Tiếng Mẹ Trên Đất Cha): Stories of the Vietnamese Amerasians (2005).
Collection: R. Kyle Horst Collection

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Added: 20 Jul 2022 [Updated: 20 Jul 2022]
Ben Freudenreich Collection (2377) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 23770000000
Ben Freudenreich Collection (2377) Finding Aid
The collection consists of publications documenting field data collected on Vietnamese junks, as well as Vietnamese and Thai coastal vessels. Also included is a Vietnamese language training booklet.
Collection: Ben Freudenreich Collection

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Added: 15 Dec 2010 [Updated: 04 Apr 2025]
Công Báo Viet Nam Công Hòa Collection (051) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 0510000000
Công Báo Viet Nam Công Hòa Collection (051) Finding Aid
This is the largest collection of the Công Báo that contains the laws and acts passed by the government. This edition is predominantly written in Vietnamese, however, earlier editions may be in French or include some French language. The Công Báo is the legislative gazette which contains the official government record of the acts and decrees that took place that week, which may also include election results, and statistical data on economy, finance, industry, trading, etc. Included in this collection with each edition are official public notices of promotions and advancements of individuals within the military and civilian population. The date range is 1948-1975.

Boxes 1-8 contain each year's Table of Contents [NOTE: Having the index does not mean the Vietnam Archive has any or every publication listed for that year.]

[No Box 9 - It was consolidated into Boxes 1-8 in 2017.]

Boxes 10-75 contain the actual official legislative gazetteer which is usually published weekly.
Collection: Công Báo Viet Nam Công Hòa Collection

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Added: 07 Jan 2002 [Updated: 16 Jun 2023]
Embassy of South Vietnam Collection from the Library of Congress (3558) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 35580000000
Embassy of South Vietnam Collection from the Library of Congress (3558) Finding Aid
Approximately 450 16mm films produced by the government of South Vietnam from the 1950s through the 1970s. These films can generally be categorized into three types: newsreels, short documentaries, and longer documentary or propaganda films. The newsreels depict various aspects of South Vietnamese life, such as sporting events, elections, actions of political figures, and cultural events. The documentary films focus on a single subject like the massacre at Hue and military actions of South Vietnamese troops.
Collection: Embassy of South Vietnam Collection from the Library of Congress

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Added: 30 Apr 2025 [Updated: 30 Apr 2025]
Colonel Terry E. Rowe Collection (263) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 2630000000
Colonel Terry E. Rowe Collection (263) Finding Aid
The collection consists of approximately 14 linear feet of materials documenting the life of Colonel Terry E. Rowe. The materials cover his early family life, his 30 year career in the U.S. Army (including his service in Germany, Vietnam, and Puerto Rico), his post-military career, and his time teaching in Vietnam after his retirement. The materials document Colonel Rowe's three tours in Vietnam: 1st as an ARVN advisor in Vietnam (August 1964-January 1967); 2nd as an Operations Officer with the 2nd Battalion, 196th Infantry Brigade (August 1968-August 1969), and 3rd as a District Senior Advisor (December 1970-May 1972).

Subjects include Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development (CORDS) and Village Self-Development. The materials include scrapbooks; photographs and images; slides; family history (biographies, genealogical information); articles and clippings; memos and correspondence; booklets; military orders; certificates; event invitations, schedules, programs, and planning documents; award and promotion citations; yearbooks; newspapers; periodicals; maps; records re: the 1960 Prix Le Clerc matches; bulletins; artifacts; guides, checklists, SOPs, and handbooks; song lyrics; immigration records re: Colonel Rowe's Vietnamese wife and her children; Christmas, greeting, and post cards; fact sheets and briefings; daily journals; propaganda leaflets; essays and academic papers; efficiency reports; unit histories; rosters; flyers and pamphlets; meeting minutes; letters of instruction; workbooks; speeches; training materials; posters; evaluation and other reports; newsletters; medical evaluation board proceedings; medical records; service records; jump logs; microfiche; and books. Also included is an oral history interview conducted with Colonel Rowe in August 2020.

The materials are dated predominately 1944-1946, 1953-1989, 1998-2007, and 2015-2018.
Collection: Colonel Terry E. Rowe Collection

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Added: 04 Jan 2002 [Updated: 07 Dec 2023]
Vu Dinh Hieu Collection (440) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 4400000000
Vu Dinh Hieu Collection (440) Finding Aid
The collection consists of approximately 4.25 linear feet of Vietnamese books and periodicals, artifacts, moving images, certificates, and photographs documenting Vu Dinh Hieu's experience in Vietnam. The materials date from the war and post-war periods.
Collection: Vu Dinh Hieu Collection

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Added: 06 Jan 2002 [Updated: 05 May 2025]
Barry Wain Collection (2881) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 28810000000
Barry Wain Collection (2881) Finding Aid
Approximately six and a half linear feet of documents, audio tapes, electronic media, and periodicals donated to the archive by David Wain. This material represents the research gathered by Barry Wain to write a book on the Ho Chi Minh Trail (aka, Truong Son Road / Đường Trường Sơn). The collection includes numerous documents and histories of the Ho Chi Minh Trail written by the Vietnamese government. There are also numerous diaries and books written by men and women who served on the trail relating their experiences in the war. Many of these documents are in Vietnamese and include a separate English translation. There are also several hand drawn maps of the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

The collection includes audio tapes of oral history interviews done by Barry Wain and men and women who served on the Ho Chi Minh Trail. The interviews were done either entirely in English, or were done in Vietnamese with an interpreter translating their responses into English. The interviews were conducted in 1989, 1990, and 1991. Also included in the collection are several computer disks containing typed transcripts of the oral history interviews.

The collection also contains photocopies of numerous articles, reports, and book chapters that provide background information on the Vietnam War or the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Collection: Barry Wain Collection

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Added: 11 May 2018 [Updated: 15 Oct 2024]
Lien Thanh Collection (3015) Finding Aid
Collection/Finding Aid Item Number: 30150000000
Lien Thanh Collection (3015) Finding Aid
The collection consists of four books written (in Vietnamese) by Lien Thanh:

Biến động miền Trung: những bí mật chưa tiết lộ giai đoạn 1966-1968-1972 (2014, 3rd edition)
[= Political Upheavel in the Central Vietnam : Undisclosed secrets from 1966-1968-1972]
The content of the book centers around the An Quang Buddhist sect's rebellion, led by Venerable Thich Tri Quang in collaboration witht the undercover communist organizations in Thua Thien Province and Hue City. At the same time, Venerable Thich Tri Quang also proselytized Infantry Division I, of I Corps - of which the commander was General Nguyen Chanh Thi - to join the movement. The monk's purpose was to occupy the six provinces of Central Vietnam and convert them into an autonomous zone.

Huế, Thảm sát Mậu Thân: tội ác đảng cộng sản Việt Nam (2014, 3rd edition)
[= The Hue Massacre of 1968 : Crimes of the Communist Party of Vietnam]
On the eve of the 1968 Tet Offensive, Hanoi herded 10,000 troops to launch a ferocious attack on and occupy Hue for 22 days. During these 22 days, they -- in collaboration with their local undercover cells -- had killed 5,275 innocent people and taken away another 1,200. The RVN Army in coordination with a division of US Marines had to tenaciously struggle for 22 days straight to recapture the City of Hue.

Thích Trí Quang: thần tượng hay tội đồ dân tộc? (2014, 3rd edition)
[= Venerable Thich Tri Quang: An Idol or a Criminal?]
A truthful revelation about Venerable Thich Tri Quang, a person whom American media at times proclaimed to have shakened up the United States of America.

Trận chiến tình báo, phản tình báo giữa VNCH/CIA, và Cộng Sản Hà Nội, 1955-1975 (2018, 1st edition)
[= The Intelligence War Between the RVN, the CIA, and Hanoi]
This was a war that after 1975 Hanoi proclaimed to have won. Reality, however, revealed that the winner was the intelligence organizations of the First and Second Republics of Vietnam in collaboration and coordination with the CIA of the United States of America.
Collection: Lien Thanh Collection

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