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Foreign PolicyApril 28, 2015
40 Years On, the Taste of Defeat in Vietnam Has Only Become More Rancid
The lesson US presidents learned from it was not no more wars, just no more drafts.
Peter Davis
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FeminismFebruary 11, 2015
When Hollywood Wasn’t So Male
In the early part of the twentieth century, women’s creative talent was far more widely recognized and valued in the filmmaking community.
Peter Davis
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Regions and CountriesJune 23, 2005
Letter From El Salvador
El Salvador today is an Exhibit A casualty of the American imperium.
Peter Davis
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Regions and CountriesApril 26, 2005
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Armed ConflictsMay 13, 2004
The View From Prague
Only on my last day in this hilly, river-spliced city, with such beguiling old world charm and art nouveau elegance that unless you’re Kafka a strenuous effort is required to maintain fury or g
Peter Davis
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Armed ConflictsAugust 28, 2003
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Armed ConflictsJuly 31, 2003
Travels With Izzi
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Peter Davis
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Armed ConflictsJuly 17, 2003
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Regions and CountriesMay 22, 2003
Letter From Vietnam
If Americans have done their best to forget the war, so have the Vietnamese.
Peter Davis
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ActivismMarch 27, 2003
Dispatch From Vietnam
In this country, where a US military attack echoes more loudly perhaps than anywhere else in the world, protesters against the war are expressing themselves from Hanoi in the north to central V
Peter Davis