Messages from Long Tan, Vietnam : memorialization, reconciliation, and historical justice/ William Logan
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Critical Asian Studies Vol.45,No.2, June 2013, pp.255-278 (95)Summary: This article uses the battle of Long Tan as an entree into considering the changing ways in which Australians and Vietnamese remember and memorialize their involvement in the Vietnam war and how these processes intersect with notions of reconciliation and historical justice in postwar contexts.
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This article uses the battle of Long Tan as an entree into considering the changing ways in which Australians and Vietnamese remember and memorialize their involvement in the Vietnam war and how these processes intersect with notions of reconciliation and historical justice in postwar contexts.
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