Volume 14, Number 1 & 2 · January 29, 1970
How Hanoi Sees Nixon
By Richard J. Barnet
Five days after President Nixon's November 3 speech I arrived in Hanoi for a series of discussions on the war, including a long interview with Premier Pham Van Dong. Several days after my return I met with the main Vietnam advisors of the US Government, including Henry Kissinger. After my talks with the strategists on both sides it became clear to me that Hanoi and Washington are not fighting the same war.
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