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Michigan State University Vietnam Oral History Project

Project Summary

Michigan State University significantly influenced United States policy in Vietnam during the formative years of American involvement, 1955 to 1961. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's program of "nation building" called for extensive financial and technical assistance to South Vietnam's president, Ngo Dinh Diem. As part of this effort, the Michigan State University Group (MSUG) provided training and consultation in both police and public administration. Interviews in this project were collected as research for a doctoral dissertation.

Project Code

msuvp

Project LC Subject

African Americans--Kentucky--Lexington.   Race relations--Kentucky--Lexington   Racism--Kentucky--Lexington   School integration   Vietnam   Vietnam War, 1961-1975


Interviews in this Project (9 Total):

Interview Accession Number: 1992oh269_msuvp001
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1992oh270_msuvp002
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1992oh271_msuvp003
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1992oh272_msuvp004
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1992oh273_msuvp005
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1993oh126_msuvp006
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1993oh202_msuvp007
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1993oh203_msuvp008
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: Restrictions Apply
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Interview Accession Number: 1993oh340_msuvp009
Interviewer: John Ernst
Restrictions: No Restrictions
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