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HIST 4910 Vietnam War

Students enrolled in History 4910, Vietnam War are interpreting their major research topic in the form of digital history—the creation of an interpretive and analytical website. The virtual exhibits facilitate learning and further discussion/dialogue about their research topic.

Fall 2018 Projects:

  • Afghanistan... America's New Vietnam?
  • Agent Orange in the Vietnam War
  • Alfred J. Mirabelli
  • Cambodian Genocide
  • Children of Vietnam
  • Cliff Keslar's USO Tour 1969
  • Communism in Vietnam
  • The Draft in the Vietnam War, 1964-1973
  • The Fall of Saigon
  • Film and Propaganda
  • Heroes and Hueys: American Coppers of the Vietnam War
  • The Kent State Incident
  • The Known, But Unseen Enemy of the Vietnam War
  • The Last Years: Vietnam and the Draft
  • Life in the United States During Vietnam
  • Media Bias During the Vietnam Era
  • The Memorialization of the Vietnam War
  • Military Technology in the Vietnam War
  • The National Liberation Front: Understanding the Vietcong
  • Ronald C. Redding
  • Todd Leisy in Vietnam
  • Vietnam Veterans Against the War
  • Vietnam War Pop-Culture and Memory through Comics

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Archives & Special Collections
Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library
University of Nebraska at Omaha
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