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= a he a data wate we and t SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY “4111 ings of the International Control Commission, especially useful for the period 1954-57, during which the author served as Deputy Secretary-General and Public Relations Officer of the I.C.C. Osborne, Milton E., Strategic Hamlets in South Viet-Nam: A Survey and a Comparison. Data Paper No. 55, Southeast Asia Program, Cor- nell University, 1965, Fhe fullest published account: it provides a Searching assessment of this unsuccessful program and points to the very different circumstances attending the earlier resettlement program in Malaya. Raskin, Marcus G., and Farr, Bernard B. (eds.), The Viet-Nam Reader. New York, Vintage Books, 1965. An extremely useful and comprehensive compendium of various articles and documents relating to the background and development of the American involvement in Vietnant; it should be one of the first things referred to by anyone wish- ing to develop a fuller understanding of the problems discussed in this book. (Available in paperback.) Rovequaty, Charles, The Economic Development of French Indo- China. London, Oxford University Press, 1944. The major survey of the French colonial economy. First published in French in 1939; it includes a supplement, “Recent Developments in Indo-China, 1939- 1943” by Joho Andrus and Katrine R. C. Greene. SciG_tano, Robert, Seuth Vietnam: Nation under Stress. Boston, Houghton Miflin Co., 1963. Probably the most comprehensive and objective account of the South Vietnamese regime, covering the period until just before the fal of Diem, (Available in paperback.) Sxow, Edgar, The Other Side of the River: Red China Today. New York, Random House, 1961. 810 pp. A long, sympathetic account of the Communist regime by almost the only U.S. journalist with recent access to Mao and Chou. Snow interviewed top Communist leaders after the Long March and more recently in Peking. Tannam, George K., Communist Revolitionary Warfare: The Vier- minh in Indochina. New York, Praeger, 1961. A good analysis of the organization, operations, and tactics of the Viet Minh in their suc- cessful struggle against the French. Zacorta, Donald S., The Sine-Soviet Conflict, 1956-1961. Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1962. Detailed study of how the Sino- Soviet rift came about. *