But in Washington on December 18th, General Earle G. ... In Saigon, on December 20th, General William C. ... Two days prior to the Tet, agents of the South Vietnamese Military Service arrested eleven Vietcong leaders that were caught holding a secret meeting. ...
In December of 1967, about a month before Tet, 485,000 troops were in Vietnam. ... When the draft for service in Vietnam started in 1964, many collage age students began protesting the war, starting with peaceful gatherings in Washington D.C., but later turning violent. ...
The constitution, implemented in December 1975 and declared in January 1976, had an emphasis on the indication that the ways of the countries production was the state's collective property (Sonneborn, 2012). ... As a result, there was a huge lack of post offices, telegraphy services, telephones, or shops as the consumer demand suddenly depreciated and workers in this sector were moved out of the city. ...
