Kissinger's Betrayal: How America Lost the Vietnam War
Stephen B. Young offers a critical examination of Henry Kissinger's role in America's Vietnam War policy. Kissinger's Betrayal considers the political and diplomatic decisions surrounding the conflict and presents a perspective on how those choices contributed to America's eventual loss.
About This Book
Kissinger's Betrayal presents Stephen B. Young's examination of America's experience in the Vietnam War.
The book focuses on the role of Henry Kissinger and the consequences of political and diplomatic decisions.
It offers a critical perspective on how the war was handled and how the United States ultimately lost it.
Readers interested in Vietnam, American history, and foreign policy will find a pointed interpretation of a consequential conflict.
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