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American Atrocities in Vietnam: A Documentary Environment

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 September 2022

Saul Gottlieb
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This script is essentially a description and text of three performances given as part of the “Angry Arts Against the War in Vietnam Week” in New York City (January 29-February 5, 1961). The playing area was a former courtroom in the Old Courthouse on 2nd Street and Second Avenue. The piece can be done, however, in a conventional theatre as well as a created environment—and was done so, at the Gate Theatre on Second Avenue, a few days before the first performance at the Courthouse.

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Research Article
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The Drama Review , Volume 12 , Issue 3: Architecture/Environment , Spring 1968 , pp. 168 - 178
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Copyright © The Drama Review 1968

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References

1 New York Times Magazine, Nov. 28, 1965.

2 London Sunday Mirror, April 4, 1965.

3 Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc., Indianapolis. 1964.

4 New York Herald Tribune, April 25, 1965.

5 “Women for Peace” Bulletin, edited by Lillian Hayward (no date given), reprinted in Liberation, June-July, 1965.

6 Malcolm Browne, op. cit.

7 The Nation, Dec. 21, 1965.

8 New York Herald Tribune, April 25, 1965.

9 New York Times, July 7, 1965.

10 Malcolm Browne, op. cit.

11 Wilfred Burchctt, The Furtive War (New- York: International Publishers Co., 1963).

12 Reuters wire, Danang, March 18, 1965.

13 Reprinted from the Washington Star by The Progressive, Sept., 1965.

14 Aims and Objectives of the International War Crimes Tribunal, undated brochure, Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, New York City.

15 New York Times, August 20, 1966.

16 London Times (no date given), cited in Sunday Ramparts (San Francisco), December 4-11, 1966.

17 Viet Report (New York), November-December, 1966.

18 Time, September 2, 1966.

19 New York Times, August 20, 1966.

20 New York Post, May 9, 1967.

21 David Lyle, “Plague and War, 1966,” Esquire, September, 1966.

22 Statement of Physicians for Social Responsibility, June 20, 1964, and Science magazine, January 13, 1966. According to Science, a technician at Fort Dctrick is reported to have developed pneumonic plague there in 1959.

23 Ramparts, August, 1966.

24 The Law of Land Warfare, U.S. Army Manual, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.