From the Yalu to Saigon; From Ho Chi Minh to Hormuz: The Honor of Resistance

By Piri ·

The United States and the United Kingdom’s century-long pressure on communism and nationalist independence movements has been met with resistance by Korea, Vietnam, and Iran. Iran’s 107-day resistance against the US-Israel axis continues the anti-hegemonic struggles in Korea and Vietnam; while the resisting side counters with strategies of time, space, society, and cost generation, the hegemonic side fails to break the will despite military and technological superiority.

Chapters

  1. Examples of Resistance Against Hegemony
  2. Viewing War as a Clash of Wills
  3. The Korean War and China's Intervention
  4. Vietnam War and the Tet Offensive
  5. Iran’s Strategic Framework
  6. Underground Battlefields and Tunnels
  7. Limits of Bombardment
  8. The War's Regional Spread
  9. The Sociological Dimension of Resistance
  10. The Final Link in the Historical Chain

Adapted from Cem Gürdeniz.

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