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Until now, the history of America's war in Vietnam has been incomplete. The origins of that conflict - the most controversial and painful chapter in American history since the Civil War - were in Laos, a remote, landlocked, mountainous country where the CIA waged a secret war against communism. Drawing on unprecedented access to previously closed files and on extensive interviews, Back Fire fills in the last missing piece in the puzzle of America's tragic involvement in Southeast Asia. Taking us to the heart of the war in Laos - from CIA headquarters in Washington to the Hmong tribesmen's…
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2 editions- Hardcover · English · 1995Simon & Schuster · 416 pages · 9780684802923
- Other · English · 1995Simon & Schuster · 416 pages · 9780671690748
Politics and governmentVietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975Secret serviceVietnam War, 1961-1975



