American Foreign Policy: Containment in Asia
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Duration: 33
Genre: Educational | Historical | War (Nonfiction)
Year Published: 1966
Creator: National Broadcasting Corporation
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: sound
Description: Discusses America's foreign policy of containment in Asia, a policy which began at the close of the Korean War. Reviews the historical events in French Indo-China from 1945 to the French withdrawal in 1954. Summarizes the U.S. involvement in Vietnam from its early limited commitment to the escalation and bombing of mid-1965. Stresses the importance of the integrity of the U.S. commitment to the maintenance of world peace.
Complete Record: Discusses America's foreign policy of containment in Asia, a policy which began at the close of the Korean War. Reviews the historical events in French Indo-China from 1945 to the French withdrawal in 1954. Summarizes the U.S. involvement in Vietnam from its early limited commitment to the escalation and bombing of mid-1965. Stresses the importance of the integrity of the U.S. commitment to the maintenance of world peace., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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