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Sideshow: Kissinger, Nixon and the Destruction of Cambodia
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From 1969 to 1973 the Nixon White House waged a secret and illegal war in Cambodia.
The bombing was meant to protect American troops across the border. It spread the war, brought the Khmer Rouge to power, and ended in the deaths of a third of Cambodia's people.
William Shawcross tells how it happened. The decisions were made in Washington, most of them in secret, about a country American officials called a sideshow to Vietnam. He describes the book as the foreign-policy side of Watergate.
He i...
The bombing was meant to protect American troops across the border. It spread the war, brought the Khmer Rouge to power, and ended in the deaths of a third of Cambodia's people.
William Shawcross tells how it happened. The decisions were made in Washington, most of them in secret, about a country American officials called a sideshow to Vietnam. He describes the book as the foreign-policy side of Watergate.
He i...
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