write a evaluation of the vietnameas war against usa from the point of view of a womwn soldier
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Women in vietnam traditonally enjoyed greater equality particularly among the lower classes,but their future and played no role in public life.
As the nationalist movement grew, the status of women came to be questioned and a new image of womanhood emerged.writers and political thinkers began idealising women who rebelled aganist social norms in 1930s, a famous novel by Nhat Linh caused a scandal because it showed a women leaving a forced marriagr and marrying someine of her choice, someone who was involved in nationalist politics. This rebellion aganist conventions marked the arrival of the new woman in vietnamese society.
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A Woman Soldier and
the U.S. Vietnamese War. The Vietnamese women displayed indomitable courage
during the US-Vietnamese War. They served as porters, nurses, construction
workers and even as soldiers. They neutralized tens of thousands of bombs and
shot down fifteen planes. They were undoubtedly of the view that the oppression
of the U.S. Military force could not calm down their aspirations and they
strongly believed that their victory over U.S. soldiers was certain.
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