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The 165 pages that link to Vietnam War, each with the reason it gives.

• Lyndon B. JohnsonNarrower topic: Johnson's escalation made the war the central foreign-policy burden of his presidency.

• Pentagon PapersNarrower topic: The study traces U.S. involvement in this conflict across successive administrations.

• Cambodian Civil WarNarrower topic: Its spillover into Cambodia reshaped the war’s scale and international stakes.

• HuếNarrower topic: The war reached Huế in 1968 and left lasting physical and social effects.

• Fall of SaigonNarrower topic: The city's capture ended this wider conflict.

• Tet OffensiveNarrower topic: Tet was a major campaign within this wider war.

• Jane FondaNarrower topic: The war was the central subject of the protest that made Fonda a polarizing figure.

• Paris Peace AccordsNarrower topic: The accords addressed the war but did not stop fighting between the Vietnamese parties.

• Ngô Đình DiệmNarrower topic: Diệm’s rule formed an early phase of the conflict and its escalating international involvement.

• South VietnamNarrower topic: The war defined the republic’s politics, foreign relations, and eventual collapse.

• VietnamizationNarrower topic: The policy sought to change U.S. participation in this wider conflict.

• Võ Nguyên GiápNarrower topic: Giáp served as a senior North Vietnamese military and political leader during the conflict.

• Daniel EllsbergNarrower topic: Ellsberg’s research and protest centered on U.S. involvement in this war.

• Apocalypse NowNarrower topic: The film places its fictional mission amid this conflict and its political and military upheaval.

• My Lai massacreNarrower topic: The massacre occurred during this war’s counterinsurgency campaign in South Vietnam.

• Vietnamese reunificationNarrower topic: The war’s outcome made political union under the North Vietnamese government possible.

• Army of the Republic of VietnamNarrower topic: ARVN was South Vietnam’s principal land force in this wider conflict.

• Gulf of Tonkin incidentNarrower topic: The incident became a turning point in the expansion of U.S. combat involvement in the war.

• Gulf of Tonkin ResolutionNarrower topic: The resolution enabled deeper U.S. participation in this wider conflict.

• Ho Chi Minh CityNarrower topic: Its conclusion transformed Saigon’s political status and place in the reunified country.

• Robert McNamaraNarrower topic: McNamara’s defense leadership made him one of the central U.S. officials in the war’s escalation.

• Body countNarrower topic: The term became especially associated with American measures of progress in this conflict.

• William WestmorelandNarrower topic: Westmoreland’s command of U.S. forces was a central part of the American war effort.

• Agent OrangeNarrower topic: The war’s counterinsurgency strategy created the military setting for herbicide spraying.

• Battle of HuếNarrower topic: The Battle of Huế was a pivotal episode in this wider war.

• Buddhist crisisNarrower topic: The coup that followed the crisis deepened instability in the South during the wider war.

• Cambodian coup of 1970Narrower topic: The war’s expansion into Cambodia intensified pressures on Sihanouk’s neutrality.

• Martha RayeNarrower topic: Raye continued making demanding performances for U.S. troops during the war.

• Nguyễn Văn ThiệuNarrower topic: Thiệu’s presidency coincided with the war’s final phase and its outcome.

• Viet CongNarrower topic: The Viet Cong was one combatant within this wider international war.

• Battle of Ia DrangNarrower topic: Ia Drang was an early major U.S.–North Vietnamese battle within the larger war.

• Seymour HershNarrower topic: Hersh’s My Lai investigation emerged amid growing scrutiny of U.S. conduct in Vietnam.

• Lê Đức ThọNarrower topic: Lê Đức Thọ's diplomacy sought terms for ending this war on North Vietnamese terms.

• Chicago SevenNarrower topic: Opposition to U.S. participation supplied the prosecution's political backdrop.

• Siege of Khe SanhNarrower topic: The siege formed part of the wider war over control of South Vietnam.

• The Terror of WarNarrower topic: The photograph documented civilian suffering during this conflict.

• 1963 South Vietnamese coup d'étatNarrower topic: The coup altered the leadership of one side in the wider war.

• Buôn Ma ThuộtNarrower topic: Buôn Ma Thuột became a decisive battlefield near the war’s end.

• Howard K. SmithNarrower topic: Smith’s reporting and commentary challenged official claims about the war.

• Madman theoryNarrower topic: Nixon’s reported madman strategy sought to pressure North Vietnam toward negotiations.

• Rạch GiáNarrower topic: The war influenced political and military life across the region around Rạch Giá.