War and peace in Vietnam
Edgar Snow (Author), Marzani & Munsell (Publisher)
"Confucius said that when a man made one mistake, and then repeated it, he was making a new mistake. Soviet-American relations could not have taken their new and welcome direction unless both powers had first jettisoned certain mistaken assumptions and policies of the past, or if both had not finally come to respect each other's national sovereignty. Hopes for relaxation in undeclared and cold war tensions in the Far East seem likely to remain illusory until China and Vietnam are given similar consideration."--Introduction
Print Book, English, 1963
Marzani & Munsell, Inc., New York, 1963