81. Languagehat.com: VIETNAMESE NAMES. of Mai Chi tho s parents and his two famous brothers Dinh duc Thien, thetwostar general who helped build the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and le duc tho, http://www.languagehat.com/archives/001912.php

Main May 26, 2005 VIETNAMESE NAMES. This entry was sparked by a sentence in an excellent New Yorker piece by Thomas A. Bass called "The Spy Who Loved Us" (unfortunately not online, but you can get a summary here ). It's about Pham Xuan An, who served simultaneously as a Time correspondent in Saigon and a high-ranking North Vietnamese spy, and the sentence in question is this: "Dominating the far end of the room is an altar covered with flowers, bowls of fruit, and four hand-tinted photographs of Mai Chi Tho's parents and his two famous brothers: Dinh Duc Thien, the two-star general who helped build the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and Le Duc Tho, the Nobel Peace Prize winner who snookered Henry Kissinger at the Paris Peace Accords." Before I continue, I have to explain how Vietnamese names work. Fortunately, this site has done it for me, so all I have to do is quote: Vietnamese names put the family name first followed by the middle and given names. Take Pham Van Duc, for example, Pham is the family name or what we call the last name. Van is the individual's middle name, and Duc is the given or first name. The given name, which appears last, is the name used to address someone, preceded by the appropriate title. Nguyen Van Lu, for example, would be called Mr. Lu.

82. Golem.de - Lexikon Translate this page Dieser Artikel basiert auf dem Artikel le duc tho aus der freien Enzyklopädie Schon in jungen Jahren war le duc tho von radikalen Theorien fasziniert. http://lexikon.golem.de/Le_Duc_Tho

News Forum Archiv Markt ... Impressum Lexikon-Suche Lizenz Dieser Artikel basiert auf dem Artikel Le Duc Tho aus der freien Enzyklopädie Wikipedia und steht unter der GNU Lizenz für freie Dokumentation . In der Wikipedia ist eine Liste der Autoren verfügbar, dort kann man den Artikel bearbeiten Letzte Meldungen Linux-Distribution Slackware in Version 10.2 erschienen Yahoo testet neue Sofortantwort ... Originalartikel Lexikon: Le Duc Tho Le Duc Tho 14. Oktober in Pich-Le in der Nam Ha 13. Oktober in Hanoi ; eigentlich Phan Dinh Khai ) war ein vietnamesischer Politiker. Schon in jungen Jahren war Le Duc Tho von radikalen Theorien fasziniert. indochinesischen sowie zwischen und war er, gemeinsam mit Ho Chi Minh und Vo Nguyen Giap , auch Viet Minh Vietcong genannt. Als Mitglied des Vietnamkriegs wurde er Mitglied der NFL bei den beginnenden Friedensverhandlungen zwischen den USA Nordvietnam und der NFL. Bald darauf wurde er deren Chefdelegierter. Nach einem langwierigen Prozess kam es Henry Kissinger der Friedensnobelpreis Nguyen Van Thieu bis zum Ende des Krieges Einen Tag vor seinem 79. Geburtstag starb Le Duc Tho in Hanoi.

83. Library Of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handboo A protege of le duc tho, whom he replaced as head of the Organization Department Bach was in Phnom Penh in 1979 as the personal secretary of le duc tho, http://www.country-data.com/frd/cs/vietnam/vn_appnb.html

Appendix B Vietnam Party Leaders in the 1980s The Political Bureau elected during the Sixth National Party Congress in December 1986 consisted of thirteen full members and one alternate member. Five were new, one was appointed in June 1985, and the remainder were carried over from the previous Political Bureau, elected at the Fifth National Party Congress in 1982. The Political Bureau elected in 1982 numbered thirteen full and two alternate members. Between 1982 and 1986, one member died, three were voluntarily retired, three were removed, and one was promoted from alternate to full membership. Top party leadership during this period was therefore restricted to twenty- one individuals. The inner circle of party leadership, however, extended to a secondary, but nevertheless critical, tier of leadership represented by members of the Secretariat of the Central Committee who were not simultaneously members of the Political Bureau. In 1986 there were nine.. Political Bureau Members in December 1986 (Members listed in decreasing order of political importance.)

84. AII POW-MIA - Senate Select Committee I8 In response to my presentations, le duc tho disdainfully read me editorials During his discussions with le duc tho, Dr. Kissinger pressed his view that http://www.aiipowmia.com/ssc/ssc18.html

Senate Select Committee - XVIII Post-Homecoming Presidential Statements By March 29, 1973, the most critical period for implementing the PPA had passed. The last of American troops had been withdrawn; the last of the POWs on the lists provided by the DRV and the Viet Cong had been released. But the President had reason to be concerned that live U.S. POWs might well remain in captivity in Indochina. Over a period of several weeks, beginning on February 6, 1973 with a set of talking points provided to Dr. Kissinger by the DIA, and ending on March 28, 1973 with a strongly worded memorandum to Dr. Kissinger from Secretary of Defense Elliot Richardson, the White House had received reports indicating the possibility that the POW release from Indochina had not been complete. As the intelligence community had made clear to the White House, the area of gravest concern was Laos, where it was feared that live U.S. POWs held by the Pathet Lao had been held back despite the DRV's informal promise to arrange their release. Nevertheless, the President referred only indirectly to these concerns when he told the American people that night:

85. Paris Agreements Of 1973 the October draft be signed in its original form without changes. A deadlockensued and talks between Kissinger and le duc tho stalled in December 1972. http://ehistory.osu.edu/vietnam/essays/theend/0001.cfm

86. Le Duc Tho Declined The Nobel Peace Prize Re le duc tho declined the nobel peace prize Jenn 231347 2/09/2002 (1).Re le duc tho declined the nobel peace prize Karin 200501 3/05/2002 (0) http://www.almaz.com/nobel/wwwboard/messages/328.html

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87. Vietnam Ceasefire 30 Mar 1972 - 28 Jan 1973 Henry Kissinger meets again with le duc tho in Paris. 12 Aug 72 The stalematebetween Henry Kissinger and le duc tho finally ends as both sides agree to http://www.ichiban1.org/html/history/1969_1973_vietnamization/17_vietnam_cease_f

HOME HISTORY 30 March 1972 - 28 January 1973 30 Mar 72 The Eastertide Offensive begins as 200,000 NVA soldiers under General Vo Nguyen Giap attack to split South Vietnam in half by capturing Quang Tri, Kontum and An Loc. North Vietnam's Communist leaders hope a victory will cause Richard Nixon's defeat at the presidential election. 30 Mar 72 NVA Eastertide attack on Quang Tri begins. 2 Apr 72 In response to the Eastertide Offensive, President Nixon authorizes the U.S. 7th Fleet to target NVA troops massed around the Demilitarized Zone with air strikes and naval gunfire. 4 Apr 72 In a further response to Eastertide, President Nixon authorizes a massive bombing campaign targeting all NVA troops invading South Vietnam along with B-52 air strikes against North Vietnam. "The bastards have never been bombed like they're going to bombed this time," Nixon privately declares. 4 Apr 72 2 More A.R.V.N. Bases Fall 4 Apr 72 Berrigan Guilty of One Count; Jury Sent Back

88. Amazon.ca: Video: The War At Home [IMPORT] Himself (meets with le duc tho) Warren Knowles Himself (Wisconsin Governor) duc tho le Himself (meets with Kissinger, signs) Eugene McCarthy . http://www.imdb.com/r/50403000000050a03067863700000010d6a0104700000010f5a0904747

Search browse genres Bestsellers ... videos Search Video Used Videos DVD All Products Video Information Explore this video buying info technical information cast list editorial reviews customer reviews ... Glenn Silber Share your thoughts Write a Review From our Marketplace Sellers: 2 used from CDN$ 84.77 I have one to sell! The War at Home [IMPORT] Availability: Usually ships from seller within 1-2 business days. Used from CDN$ 84.77 See larger picture Unrated Director: Glenn Silber Edition Details: Amazon.ca Sales Rank Based on 2 reviews. Write a review Editorial Reviews Cast List Betty Boardman Herself (Quaker peace activist) Allen Ginsberg Himself (activist) Henry Haslach Himself (student activist) Gaylord Nelson Himself (US Senator) Wahid Rashad Himself (student activist) Jim Rowen Himself (student activist, assistant to Mayor Soglin) Paul Soglin Himself (student activist, mayor of Madison) Evan Stark Himself (student activist) Jack von Mettenheim Himself (businessman, anti-Hitler student activist) H. Edwin Young Himself (president, Univ. of Wisconsin) Maurice Zeitlin Himself (professor, Univ. of Wisconsin)

89. ICARITO Translate this page Por ello, le duc tho, representante de Vietnam del Norte en las Ante lanegativa de le duc tho, Nixon ordenó bombardear masivamente Hanoi y Haiphong en http://icarito.latercera.cl/icarito/2004/33/pag6.htm

Volver a La Guerra de Vietnam Ante el incontenible avance del Vietcong y norvietnamitas, Estados Unidos tuvo que sacar sus tropas de Vietnam. Van Thieu Triunfo del comunismo vietnamita Pol Pot Estados Unidos se retira Van Thieu Le Duc Tho Henry Kissinger Richard Nixon Henry Kissinger PORTADA VOLVER http://www.icarito.cl e-mail: icarito@latercera.cl

90. Historical Events 1969-1979 Crises Recovery Eec World Vietnam War Declaration Du Caption, le 24 janvier 1973, Lê duc tho, qui dirige la délégation du Vietnam duNord aux pourparlers de paix à Paris, expose à la presse internationale les http://www.ena.lu/europe/crisis recovery/declaration duc tho paris 1973.htm

Déclaration de Lê Duc Tho (Paris, 24 janvier 1973) Index crisis recovery Document type Text Caption Le 24 janvier 1973, Lê Duc Tho, qui dirige la délégation du Viet-nam du Nord aux pourparlers de paix à Paris, expose à la presse internationale les points saillants du futur accord sur la cessation des hostilités au Viet-nam. Source "Déclaration de Lê Duc Tho (Paris, 24 janvier 1973)", dans Bulletin d'information du Gouvernement révolutionnaire provisoire de la République du Sud Vietnam . 27.01.1973, n° 4-5, pp.33-36. Keywords Vietnam War, Paris conference on Vietnam, 1973.01.27, Tho, Lê Duc, Ho, Chi-Minh Tous droits de reproduction, de communication au public, d'adaptation, de distribution ou de rediffusion, via Internet, un réseau interne ou tout autre moyen, strictement réservés pour tous pays. Les documents diffusés sur ce site sont la propriété exclusive respectivement du CVCE et/ou de leurs auteurs ou ayants droit. Les demandes d'autorisation sont à adresser au CVCE ou aux auteurs ou ayants droit concernés. Consultez également l'avertissement juridique et les conditions d'utilisation du site. Path Historical Events - 1969-1979 Crises and recovery - The EEC in the world - The Vietnam War Consult this document in European NAvigator (ENA) See also: The Vietnam War Cartoon by Abu published in The Observer (24 May 1964) ... Demonstration against the Vietnam War (Frankfurt, 1965)

91. Historiques 1969-1979 Crises Relance Cee Monde Guerre Viet-nam Declaration Duc T Translate this page Légende, le 24 janvier 1973, Lê duc tho, qui dirige la délégation du Viet-nam duNord aux pourparlers de paix à Paris, expose à la presse internationale les http://www.ena.lu/europe/crise relance/declaration duc tho paris 1973.htm

Déclaration de Lê Duc Tho (Paris, 24 janvier 1973) Index crise relance Type de document Texte externe Légende Le 24 janvier 1973, Lê Duc Tho, qui dirige la délégation du Viet-nam du Nord aux pourparlers de paix à Paris, expose à la presse internationale les points saillants du futur accord sur la cessation des hostilités au Viet-nam. Source "Déclaration de Lê Duc Tho (Paris, 24 janvier 1973)", dans Bulletin d'information du Gouvernement révolutionnaire provisoire de la République du Sud Vietnam . 27.01.1973, n° 4-5, pp.33-36. Mots-clé guerre du Viêt-nam, conférence de Paris sur le Viêt-nam, 1973.01.27, Tho, Lê Duc, Hô, Chi Minh Tous droits de reproduction, de communication au public, d'adaptation, de distribution ou de rediffusion, via Internet, un réseau interne ou tout autre moyen, strictement réservés pour tous pays. Les documents diffusés sur ce site sont la propriété exclusive respectivement du CVCE et/ou de leurs auteurs ou ayants droit. Les demandes d'autorisation sont à adresser au CVCE ou aux auteurs ou ayants droit concernés. Consultez également l'avertissement juridique et les conditions d'utilisation du site. Chemin Événements historiques - 1969-1979 Crises et relance - La CEE dans le monde - La guerre du Viêt-nam Consulter ce document dans European NAvigator (ENA) Voir aussi: La guerre du Viêt-nam Caricature de Abu publiée dans The Observer (24 mai 1964) ... Manifestation contre la guerre au Viêt-nam (Francfort, 1965)

92. World Bank Vietnam - Press Releases And Article While in Hanoi, Mr. Kassum and the State Bank Governor le duc Thuy signed Trips to Ho Chi Minh City and Can tho, Quang Nam and Thua Thien Hue provinces http://www.worldbank.org.vn/news/press28_01.htm

Contact Us Help/FAQ Index Search ... Topics Search More Options Vietnam Home News and Events Press Releases and Article Updated: July 14, 2003 Press Release WORLD BANK VP JAMIL KASSUM VISITS VIETNAM. Vietnam has an ambitious “decade of development” ahead of it. HANOI, July 14, 2003 Vietnam’s commitment to accelerating development, reducing poverty, and deepening its reform efforts is deeply impressive, and the World Bank is pleased to continue supporting Vietnam’s development strategy,” commented Mr. Jemal-ud-din (Jamil) Kassum, World Bank Vice President for East Asia and the Pacific, in his meeting with the press about his visit to Vietnam from July 8-15. Mr. Kassum saw a number of important development programs in the Mekong and Central regions, before meeting with the leadership in Hanoi. He continued, “Vietnam can produce a high rate of economic growth and share that growth equitably among its citizens. We are looking forward to expanding our portfolio by 7 new projects totaling up to $700 million in the next 12 months.” Support for Implementing Vietnam’s Comprehensive Poverty Reduction and Growth Strategy (CPRGS) In his meetings with senior Vietnamese officials, Mr. Kassum praised the Government’s efforts in implementing the Comprehensive Poverty Reduction and Growth Strategy (CPRGS), and confirmed support for rolling out the CPRGS to provinces and adjusting sector strategies to its objectives. The planned

93. La Biblioteca Planettiana Translate this page le duc tho (Hanoi, 1911 - 1990). le duc tho, uomo politico vietnamita, nasce adHanoi nel 1911. Attivo militante anticolonialista è, insieme con Ho Chi Min, http://www.comune.jesi.an.it/planettiana/leggerelapace/leduch.htm

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94. Project MUSE 270), said le duc tho, referring to a presidential election scheduled for October . Only a few minor issues were still on the table when the le duc tho http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/reviews_in_american_history/v027/27.4matusow.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Matusow, Allen J. "Nixon as Madman" Reviews in American History - Volume 27, Number 4, December 1999, pp. 623-629 The Johns Hopkins University Press Excerpt In a famous conversation during his 1968 campaign for the presidency, Richard Nixon confided to H.R. Haldeman, "I call it the Madman Theory, Bob. I want the North Vietnamese to believe I've reached the point where I might do anything to stop the war" (p. 76). The Madman Theory provides the narrative thread for Jeffrey Kimball's significant new book on Nixon's search for "peace with honor" in Vietnam war. Drawing extensively on archival collections, including recently declassified National Security Council documents, and on interviews with North Vietnamese participants, Kimball provides convincing interpretation and fresh detail to describe the tortured path of the belligerents to the Paris Accords. The Nixon who emerges from Kimball's account, Nixon as Madman, is something less than the diplomatic genius of revisionist legend or his own mythology. Kimball uses the Madman Theory to explain Nixon in two ways. First, Nixon encouraged belief in his capacity for madness as a way to instill fear in his adversaries and bend them to his will. Nixon had learned the art of the threat as vice president under Eisenhower, whose New Look defense policy relied on the retaliatory power of nuclear weapons to contain communism. Soon after entering office in 1953, Eisenhower warned the Chinese that unless they agreed to end the Korean war, he would launch a nuclear attack. When the Chinese settled, Eisenhower erroneously credited their compliance to his use of atomic blackmail. As president himself, Nixon concluded that mad threats, especially if issued by a leader perceived as unstable and unpredictable, might coerce the North Vietnamese to settle another war on U.S. terms.

95. Viet Nam: Death Penalty: Phung Thi Tho (f) - Amnistía Internacional Translate this page REPÚBLICA SOCIALISTA DE VIETNAM Phung Thi tho (m), de 34 años Amnistía Internacionalestá gravemente Telegramas President le duc Anh, Ha Noi, Viet Nam http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ESLASA410051996?open&of=ESL-VNM

96. La Chute De Saïgon: Les Principaux Acteurs C est à Paris que le duc tho devient l un des dirigeants vietnamiens les http://perso.wanadoo.fr/patrick.guenin/cantho/infovn/acteur25.htm

~ Le Viêt Nam, aujourd'hui. ~ Les informations [Année 1997] [Année 1998] [Année 1999] [Année 2000] ... [Année 2001] La chute de Saïgon: les principaux acteurs HO CHI MINH-VILLE - Le 30 avril 1975, le gouvernement du Sud-Vietnam soutenu par les Etats-Unis se rendait aux troupes communistes du Nord-vietnam, marquant la fin de la guerre du Vietnam. Nous diffusons une série de biographies courtes des principaux acteurs étrangers de la chute de saïgon: HENRY KISSINGER (Etats Unis d'Amérique) : GRAHAM MARTIN (Etats Unis d'Amérique) : Graham Martin, ancien ambassadeur en Thaïlande et membre de la délégation américaine aux Accords de Paris qui entraînent le désengagement militaire américain du Vietnam, est le dernier ambassadeur des Etats-Unis à Saïgon. Promoteur des valeurs libérales anti-communistes, Graham Martin a personnellement souffert de la guerre du Vietnam où le fils de sa femme a été tué. Fin avril 1975, alors que les troupes communistes approchent de Saïgon, il résiste longtemps à la pression de Washington qui lui demande d'organiser l'évacuation des Américains et Vietnamiens dont le départ est prévu vers des bateaux américains qui croisent en mer de Chine du sud. Mais aux premières heures du 30 avril, Martin, emportant le drapeau américain, prend place à bord d'un des derniers helicoptères ayant participé à l'évacuation précipitée de l'ambassade qui a débuté la veille. Graham Martin meurt d'une maladie cardiaque en 1990. LES DERNIERS MORTS (Etats Unis d'Amérique) :

97. A R G E N P R E S S . I N F O - Cronología De Una Guerra (II) - 15 / 9 / 2005 Translate this page 8 al 13 de enero Kissinger y le duc tho sostienen conversaciones en París paraultimar los 23 de enero Entrevista solemne le duc tho-Henry Kissinger, http://www.argenpress.info/nota.asp?num=020441

98. Yao Translate this page le duc tho rechazó el Premio Nobel de la Paz en 1973, compartido con Henry Ni Vietnam ni EU nombraron a soldados como negociadores le duc tho, http://www.rodelu.net/yao/yao023.html

Julio Yao - rodelu.net 19 de junio de 2005 Julio Yao * C No seamos tan exigentes y cedamos cada uno un poco. Como dijo Voltaire: "Lo mejor es enemigo de lo bueno". Julio Yao julioyao@cwpanama.net PORTADA JULIO YAO

99. Dekolonisatie En Koude Oorlog In Vietnam In 1973 bereikten Kissinger en le duc tho een vredesovereenkomst, waarvoor beidende Nobel prijs voor de vrede kregen, die overigens door le duc tho werd http://www.digischool.nl/gs/community/histoforum/examen/vietnam.htm

Dekolonisatie en Koude Oorlog in Vietnam Home Docent Leerling Historische links ... stofomschrijving downloaden als wordbestand samenvatting Vietnam en de Koude Oorlog Hoofdvragen • Waarom gingen de VS over tot militair ingrijpen in Vietnam? • Waarom liet deze Vietnam-oorlog diepe sporen na in de Amerikaanse samenleving en in de internationale verhoudingen? (cursief deel: alleen vwo) Hieronder staat een samenvatting van het katern van NighVersluys Historisch kader V.S., S.U. en China De twintigste eeuw zag de opkomst van drie grote mogendheden, de V.S. aan de ene kant en de S.U. en China, aan de andere kant. V.S. Kapitalistisch Individu centraal Vrijheid en democratie S.U. en China Communistisch Collectief centraal Gelijkheid en solidariteit Beide wereldbeelden sloten elkaar uit en stonden lijnrecht tegen over elkaar. Beide kampen wilden de wereld hun ideeën opleggen. Hieruit ontstond de Koude Oorlog Dekolonisatie Vietnam Lang en smal Tropisch Geen delfstoffen Vruchtbaar voor landbouw Buurland van China, dat een sterke invloed had op Vietnam. De relatie was niet altijd even gemakkelijk.

100. Movie Review, 2/14/2003 - The Texas Observer Later that year Henry Kissinger and le duc tho, a negotiator for the North le duc tho declined the prize on the grounds that there was no peace in http://www.texasobserver.org/showArticle.asp?ArticleID=1266

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