Add to ORKGIn 1968, a group of American military deserters went to the North Vietnamese mission in Stockholm with one object in mind – to join the army they had been drafted to fight. Instead, they were recruited for the propaganda war – and use magnetic tape, pop music and political rhetoric to persuade other American servicemen to desert. Their recordings were transported from Sweden to Vietnam by diplomatic bag, and broadcast from transmitters on the rooftops of Hanoi, and revolutionary bases in the countryside. With contributions from some of the surviving American deserters, Swedish anti-war activists and Vietnamese journalists of the period, the voice of Liberation Radio speaks again
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Liberation Radio 2021 // 13’40’’ // an installation work by artist and filmmaker Esther Johnson, so...
LIBERATION RADIO: BEYOND VIETNAM is an live online event linking Hanoi, Stockholm and the UK with di...
This is a recording of a broadcast about Americans leaking military information about the Vietnam Wa...
end of decades of U.S. military and political involvement in South Vietnam, and beginning the influx...
In a short text titled "Radical Radio" Murray R. Schafer has written about the idea of a "Wilderness...
The Hmong people have endured and overcome great challenges throughout their history before resettli...
Stockholm: Four American sailors who defected from U.S. aircraft carrier Intrepid in 1968 (L-R) John...
In 1968, an already tumultuous year throughout the world, Czechoslovakians showed immense bravery in...
From the time when the American evacuation of Vietnam began in April 1975, at the end of Vietnam War...
This research paper was completed and submitted at Nipissing University, and is made freely accessib...
The Soldiers’ Resistance Movement (SRM) during the Vietnam Era is arguably the most important social...
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In the middle of the 20th century young American men gave their lives in the jungles of Vietnam for ...
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