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SUMMARY:The Paris Peace Accords: Lessons for Today?
DESCRIPTION:On January 27\, 1973 the Paris Peace Conference agreed to U.S. 
 withdrawal of all troops and advisors from Vietnam\, withdrawal of all for
 eign troops from Laos and Cambodia\, and a ceasefire throughout Vietnam. I
 t is inherently significant — as the culmination of a failed U.S. enterp
 rise that cost vast sums of money and millions of lives. It is also releva
 nt to the present on the question of "betraying" an ally — as applied no
 t only to U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan\, but to the U.S. engagement in
  Ukraine and the implicit commitment to persevere.  Join a conversation of
  eminent historians to unpack and examine the meaning and lessons of the e
 nd of U.S. combat in Vietnam\, 50 years later. Featuring Hofstra Universi
 ty historian Carolyn Eisenberg\, author of the just published Fire and 
 Rain: Nixon\, Kissinger\, and the Wars in Southeast Asia\, and Arnold Isa
 acs\, Vietnam war correspondent and author of Without Honor. Andrew Bace
 vich\, Vietnam veteran\, historian and co-founder and Chair of the Quincy 
 Institute\, will moderate.  
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