Professor Nicole Hemmer

Und so wurde der Peace-Maker tatsächlich in den Weg der Frieden und seiner Befugnis der Macht. Und das war etwas, was wir während seines Präsidentschafts sehen würden.

Und so wurde der Peace-Maker tatsächlich in den Weg der Frieden und seiner Befugnis der Macht. Und das war etwas, was wir während seines Präsidentschafts sehen würden.

Vietnamisation was the idea that you would slowly pull out the American troops and replace them with South Vietnamese troops. So it would become a war that was taking place in Vietnam between Vietnamese people and the U.S. would pull out of it.

Vietnamisation was the idea that you would slowly pull out the American troops and replace them with South Vietnamese troops. So it would become a war that was taking place in Vietnam between Vietnamese people and the U.S. would pull out of it.

Vietnamisation was the idea that you would slowly pull out the American troops and replace them with South Vietnamese troops. So it would become a war that was taking place in Vietnam between Vietnamese people and the U.S. would pull out of it.

And the reason that was so important to him was because it was this high cost of life, the draft, all of this treasure and personnel that was being poured into Vietnam that had been the source of so much unrest. The Americans, I don't think, cared that much whether there was a war in Vietnam. They cared that the U.S.

And the reason that was so important to him was because it was this high cost of life, the draft, all of this treasure and personnel that was being poured into Vietnam that had been the source of so much unrest. The Americans, I don't think, cared that much whether there was a war in Vietnam. They cared that the U.S.

And the reason that was so important to him was because it was this high cost of life, the draft, all of this treasure and personnel that was being poured into Vietnam that had been the source of so much unrest. The Americans, I don't think, cared that much whether there was a war in Vietnam. They cared that the U.S.

was involved in a war in Vietnam and that it was their children who were being drafted into that war, they themselves who were being drafted into that war. So Nixon's plan was, well, if I can't get a peace between these different factions in Vietnam, at least I can get the U.S. largely out of it.

was involved in a war in Vietnam and that it was their children who were being drafted into that war, they themselves who were being drafted into that war. So Nixon's plan was, well, if I can't get a peace between these different factions in Vietnam, at least I can get the U.S. largely out of it.

was involved in a war in Vietnam and that it was their children who were being drafted into that war, they themselves who were being drafted into that war. So Nixon's plan was, well, if I can't get a peace between these different factions in Vietnam, at least I can get the U.S. largely out of it.

Very much so. And that expansion of the war has two components that are really unpopular. The first is that he's expanding it in the first place. And so, you know, he's come in promising he's going to end this war and instead it's getting bigger and bigger and bigger. And also that he's doing it secretly. Yeah.

Very much so. And that expansion of the war has two components that are really unpopular. The first is that he's expanding it in the first place. And so, you know, he's come in promising he's going to end this war and instead it's getting bigger and bigger and bigger. And also that he's doing it secretly. Yeah.

Very much so. And that expansion of the war has two components that are really unpopular. The first is that he's expanding it in the first place. And so, you know, he's come in promising he's going to end this war and instead it's getting bigger and bigger and bigger. And also that he's doing it secretly. Yeah.

That had been one of the major issues in 68 during the Tet Offensive, was that the generals had been promising one thing, we're about to win this war. And then facts were playing out on the ground where people were like, well, but the Vietnamese that we're fighting are much, much stronger than we had been told.

That had been one of the major issues in 68 during the Tet Offensive, was that the generals had been promising one thing, we're about to win this war. And then facts were playing out on the ground where people were like, well, but the Vietnamese that we're fighting are much, much stronger than we had been told.

That had been one of the major issues in 68 during the Tet Offensive, was that the generals had been promising one thing, we're about to win this war. And then facts were playing out on the ground where people were like, well, but the Vietnamese that we're fighting are much, much stronger than we had been told.

And so the American people already had this perception they were being lied to about the Vietnam War. And the expansion of the bombing into Cambodia only reinforces that sense.

And so the American people already had this perception they were being lied to about the Vietnam War. And the expansion of the bombing into Cambodia only reinforces that sense.

And so the American people already had this perception they were being lied to about the Vietnam War. And the expansion of the bombing into Cambodia only reinforces that sense.