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The Fall of Diem (1963)
- Viet Cong gains in the countryside
- Battle of Ap Bac
- American worries about Diem continue
- The Buddhist crisis
- Buddhist suicide shocks the world
- Demonstrations across South Vietnam
- Henry Cabot Lodge arrives in Vietnam
- Diem's last days
- Sources
- Words to Know
- People to Know
- Diem Makes a Final Appeal for Help from America
During 1963, American dissatisfaction with Ngo Dinh...
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