The Spy Who Loved Us_ The Vietnam War and Pham Xuan An's Dangerous Game ( PDFDrive )

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 267
Nicolas Roussellier, Keith Taylor, Tim Weiner, Hugh Wilford,
and Peter Zinoman.
The journalists and writers who shared with me their memories
of working in Vietnam during the war include Peter Arnett,
Robert Sam Anson, Kevin Buckley, Stanley Cloud, Robert
Olen Butler, Nayan Chanda, Gloria Emerson, George Esper,
Frances FitzGerald, Zalin Grant, David Greenway, David Halberstam,
Barry Hillenbrand, Richard Hornik, Henry Kamm,
Stanley Karnow, Jonathan Larsen, John Laurence, Don Luce,
Frank McCulloch, Richard Pyle, Jon Randal, Peter Ross Range,
Roy Rowan, Morley Safer, Peter Shaplen, Neil Sheehan, Frank
Snepp, Germaine Loc Swanson, Dick Swanson, and Nick Turner.
Other colleagues who aided me in this project include
Daniel Ellsberg, Philippe Franchini, Earl Gustkey, Chris Hedges,
Ellida Maki, Nguyen Ngoc Bich, Rick Perlstein, Rufus Phillips,
Doug Ramsey, Peter Scheid, Tranh Tu Thanh, Bui Tin, Seymour
Topping, Tom Vallely, and Sesto Vecchi. Three filmmakers generously
shared with me the transcripts of taped interviews and
other material: David Felsen at NBC, Thomas Herman, producer
of Shoot the Messenger, and Alain Taieb in Paris.
I am grateful for the help of many archivists and librarians,
including Bill Hooper at Time Inc., Evan Hocker at the Center
for American History at the University of Texas at Austin,
Alan Messmer at the Christian Science Monitor; Harry Miller
and Heather Richmond at the Wisconsin Historical Society,
Carl Morgan at Orange Coast College, Stephen Plotkin at the
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library; Dan Reasor at the International
Herald Tribune, and Margie D’Aprix, Glynis Asu,
Rebecca Hewitt, Reid Larson, Lynn Mayo, Joan Wolek, Sharon
Britton, and Kristin Strohmeyer at Hamilton College’s Burke
Library.
I thank Jeffrey Ward for drawing my maps; Jim Nachtwey
and the Richard Avedon Foundation for permission to use their
photos; Henri Bovet, editorial director at Editions Tallandier in