The Vietnam War: Reference and Secondary Sources

The SHAFR Guide is a near-comprehensive, 2.1 million-word online annotated bibliography of historical work covering the entire span of U.S. foreign relations.

Bibliography of literature and art about the Vietnam War.

Bibliography of scholarly literature about prose, drama and poetry set in Vietnam.

The indispensable source for all works relating to the Vietnam War. Moïse keeps the bibliography up-to-date and quite user friendly. It not only contains listings for very nearly everything ever published on the Vietnam War but also lists government documents, primary sources, and Internet links to much of the material.

An extremely valuable reference guide to the Vietnam wars. Alphabetized and with a short documents section.

An extremely comprehensive guide to the study of the Vietnam War that includes a historical narrative of the war from French occupation through North Vietnam’s victory in 1975; a miniencyclopedia of the war to include key people, places, and events; and an extensive list of resources and documents, and a detailed chronology.

Series of extended and updated essays about aspects of the Vietnam War

The database tracking the Libraries' print and ebooks as well as videos, journals and other items. This is the first place to search when looking for books or videos about a subject, but not when looking for articles.

The primary subject heading for the Vietnam War is Vietnam War . From this page one can browse through related subject headings such as African Americans, Atrocities, Deserters, Protest Movements, and dozens of other subheadings.

Starting point for finding scholarly articles. Results can be overwhelming, so use the limiters on the left to narow them: for instance, limit to "Scholarly & Peer Reviewed," to the discipline "History & Archaeology," and to specific subject terms if appropriate.