The Time Grace Slick and Abbie Hoffman Attempted to Slip Nixon LSD Abbie Hoffman's account of the time he and Grace Slick attempted to infiltrate a White House tea…
Yippie Protests at Disneyland (Berkeley Tribe) Commentary on a Disneyland flyer put out by the Yippies together with an account of the Yippie invasion of Disneyland on 6 August 1970, both…
The Chicago 8 Speak Out! - Abbie Hoffman, Bobby Seale, Rennie Davis, David Dellinger, John Froines, Tom Hayden, Jerry Rubin, and Lee Weiner A collection of works, published in 1969, by the defendants in the Chicago Eight…
Fuck the System - Abbie Hoffman A subversive how-to pamphlet, put out by Abbie Hoffman in 1967 under the pseudonym of the "Mad Bomber" George Metesky, mostly containing info on…
Reflections on Revolutionary Defeatism — "Lefty" Hooligan Three 2024 columns from Lefty Hooligan reflecting on his views on Revolutionary Defeatism. He…
The American Bombardment of Kampuchea, 1969-1973 - Ben Kiernan Article by the scholar Ben Kiernan that appeared in the journal Vietnam Generation and discusses the…
The United States and Indochina: Far from an Aberration - Noam Chomsky Text by Chomsky on American intervention throughout Southeast Asia, appearing in the Bulletin of…
Vietnam: the real enemy - Ngo Vinh Long A short history of Vietnam, through French colonialism and the American invasion, up until the Doi Moi reforms of the late 1980s. Article is by…
1001 ways to beat the draft - Tuli Kupferberg and Robert Bashlow Antiwar pamphlet from 1966, co-authored by Kupferberg of Fugs fame, listing humorous ways to avoid…
Giai Phong!: The Fall and Liberation of Saigon - Tiziano Terzani A sympathetic, first-hand account of the "liberation" of Saigon by the Italian journalist Tiziano…
The 'bloodbath' in Vietnam [is] just a myth - Howard Zinn A short article by Zinn, appearing in the Boston Globe after the fall of Saigon, in which he…
War crimes in Vietnam - Bertrand Russell A book-length critique of America's invasion of Vietnam, published in 1967, in which Russell appeals to Americans to protest the war effort.
