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International Control Commission representative Blair Seaborn describes his top-secret missions to Hanoi. - Radio, 9:58
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Feb. 17, 2003
A political and diplomatic balancing act
Radio
9:58
Victor Levant feels Canada's involvement in Vietnam is a story of diplomatic skulduggery, economic entanglement and political duplicity. - Radio, 5:51
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Feb. 17, 2003
A political scientist on lessons learned in Vietnam
Radio
5:51
Two MPs challenge Ottawa's denial of U.S.-sponsored chemical testing in New Brunswick. - Television, 3:46
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Jan. 23, 1981
Agent Orange
Television
3:46
The emotional scars of leaving a family behind continue to haunt one American draft dodger. - Television, 10:25
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April 30, 1985
All-American son: One family in two countries
Television
10:25
Filmmakers discuss the draft dodgers' contribution to Canada. - Radio, 12:26
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June 6, 1990
America, Love It or Leave It
Radio
12:26
A group of professors sets up a halfway house for American deserters. - Radio, 5:13
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March 16, 1969
American doves fly north
Radio
5:13
An American veteran opposes extending a pardon to draft dodgers. - Radio, 5:48
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Jan. 18, 1977
Americans against the draft dodger amnesty
Radio
5:48
Under President Carter's unconditional pardon, draft dodgers are welcome to come home again. Military deserters, however, have been excluded from this pardon. - Radio, 4:57
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Jan. 21, 1977
Amnesty — but not for all
Radio
4:57
Draft dodgers congregate and fight for amnesty. - Television, 1:55
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Jan. 29, 1977
Amnesty Conference for Vietnam Deserters
Television
1:55
The face of war in Vietnam summons more questions than answers in a conflict growing deadlier by the day. - Television, 10:04
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Jan. 10, 1965
An ugly, dreary, unending guerrilla war
Television
10:04
A CBC columnist suggests that cowardly American draft dodgers should be extradited back to the United States. - Radio, 4:14
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Nov. 3, 1967
Back to America!
Radio
4:14
Draft dodgers discuss the issue of amnesty, Canadian citizenship and peace. - Television, 11:38
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Jan. 7, 1973
Becoming Canadian
Television
11:38
Knowlton Nash reflects on the differences between Canadian and American coverage of Vietnam. - Radio, 9:35
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June 6, 1990
Big picture versus 'bang bang'
Radio
9:35
An antiwar protester camped near Parliament Hill finds that Prime Minister Trudeau only has time to discuss peace with celebrities. - Television, 4:28
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Jan. 10, 1970
Camped out for peace
Television
4:28
Globe and Mail foreign correspondent Charles Taylor talks about Canada, the United States and Vietnam. - Radio, 10:32
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May 28, 1974
Canada and the Pentagon Papers
Radio
10:32
Vietnam may have been America's war but Canada was heavily involved — for and against. Canada harboured American draft dodgers and helped supervise ceasefires. But at the same time, about 30,000 Canadians volunteered to fight in southeast Asia. And there was Canada's involvement in secret missions, weapons testing and arms production. CBC Archives looks at Canada's role in the Vietnam War.
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Topic spans: 1954-2003
Canada's Secret War: Vietnam
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The release of the Pentagon Papers reveals details about Canada's role in Vietnam. - Radio, 5:11
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July 15, 1973
Canadian aspects of the Pentagon Papers
Radio
5:11
A Toronto man tries to recruit a volunteer unit of Canadians to join the U.S. forces in Vietnam. - Radio, 2:42
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Feb. 20, 1966
Canadian hawks fly south
Radio
2:42
Teens give their thoughts on Canadian politicians and their policies on Vietnam. - Television, 3:56
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Jan. 30, 1966
Canadian teens speak out on Vietnam
Television
3:56
Radical university students try to protect and make a martyr out of a young army deserter. - Television, 13:04
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Nov. 2, 1969
Defending George Kaputo
Television
13:04
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