Strategy 2: Paris Peace Talks 1971-72
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- Strategy 2: The Paris Peace Talks 1968-73
- Paris Peace Talks- May 1968
- Negotiations resulted in deadlock
- Hanoi refused Thieu's regime
- Kissinger refused to comply
- Hanoi refused Thieu's regime
- Negotiations resulted in deadlock
- The American Opening to China 1971-72
- Kissinger secretly met with Zhou Enlai
- Secrecy showed international tensions
- Ideologies conflicted
- Chinese Civil War left bad feeling
- China did not trust the USA's detente policy
- Kissinger tried to use China's influence to persuade Hanoi to agree
- US withdrawal from Taiwan
- Defuse the situation with USSR
- Improve public opinion
- Kissinger secretly met with Zhou Enlai
- Impact on US army
- Morale crisis
- 60% of soldiers used drugs
- Fragging and racism
- Escalation 1972
- Spring Offensive
- US Operation Linebacker reaction
- 'Mad bomber' attacks on Haiphong and a naval blockade of the North
- China and USSR pressured Hanoi to comply
- US Operation Linebacker reaction
- Spring Offensive
- Paris Peace Talks- May 1968
- The American Opening to China 1971-72
- Kissinger secretly met with Zhou Enlai
- Secrecy showed international tensions
- Ideologies conflicted
- Chinese Civil War left bad feeling
- China did not trust the USA's detente policy
- Kissinger tried to use China's influence to persuade Hanoi to agree
- US withdrawal from Taiwan
- Defuse the situation with USSR
- Improve public opinion
- Kissinger secretly met with Zhou Enlai
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