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Ellen Emerson White chronicles the tense dual perspective of a Marine stationed in Vietnam and his sister back in the United States, who battles the war’s impact by advocating for peace in the 1960s. The diary entries illuminate the era’s turbulence and the contrasting experiences of those on the front lines and those supporting from afar.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: History/Modern History
Authors: Ellen Emerson White
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