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Why Vietnam? (1965)

7.00h 32mDocumentary
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Synopsis

Released in 1965, "Why Vietnam?" was produced by the U.S. Department of Defense to aid public acceptance of the Vietnam War and to indoctrinate Vietnam-bound draftees. Structured in the rhetorical tradition of the "Why We Fight" films, it draws historical parallels to World War II, depicts U.S. military activity in Vietnam, and presents official interpretations of the conflict’s origins. Later criticism by historians highlighted the film’s selective use of evidence and its distortion of key historical facts, revelations that were further underscored by disclosures in the Pentagon Papers.

Movie Information

Release Year
1965
Runtime
32 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
EN
Country
United States of America
Status
Released
Rating
7.0 / 10 (1 votes)

Top Cast

Adolf Hitler — cast portrait as Self (archive footage)
Adolf Hitler
Self (archive footage)
Lyndon B. Johnson — cast portrait as Self (as Lyndon Johnson)
Lyndon B. Johnson
Self (as Lyndon Johnson)
Robert McNamara — cast portrait as Self
Robert McNamara
Self
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Dean Rusk
Self
James Arness — cast portrait as Narrator
James Arness
Narrator

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Released in 1965, "Why Vietnam?" was produced by the U.S. Department of Defense to aid public acceptance of the Vietnam War and to indoctrinate Vietnam-bound draftees. Structured in the rhetorical tradition of the "Why We Fight" films, it draws historical parallels to World War II, depicts U.S. military activity in Vietnam, and presents official interpretations of the conflict’s origins. Later criticism by historians highlighted the film’s selective use of evidence and its distortion of key historical facts, revelations that were further underscored by disclosures in the Pentagon Papers.

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