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Podcasts Washington History Seminar 

Marilyn Young Analyzes Counterinsurgency

April 27, 2010April 6, 2012 Miriam Hauss Cunningham Marilyn Young, Mark Bradley, Oxford University Press Series, Reinterpreting History Series, Vietnam, Weekly History Seminar, Wilson Center

For the next National History Center and Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Weekly History Seminar, Marilyn B. Young, Professor

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Podcasts 

New Books in History Podcast of Making Sense of the Vietnam Wars

November 18, 2009May 27, 2010 Miriam Hauss Cunningham Marilyn Young, Mark Bradley, Oxford University Press Series, Reinterpreting History Series

New Books in History has a new podcast of an interview with Mark Philip Bradley and Marilyn Young, the editors

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Decolonization Seminar Podcasts 

Marilyn Young’s Lecture on “Limited War, Unlimited”

November 11, 2009May 28, 2010 Miriam Hauss Cunningham 2009, Decolonization Seminar, Kluge Center, Marilyn Young, Oxford University Press Series

Marilyn B. Young, Professor of History at New York University, gave a lecture during the National History Center’s 2009 Decolonization

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