Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. The Cold War International History Project vi
3. Contents ix
4. Maps and Photographs xi
5. Introduction xiii
6. A Note on Names and Terminology xix
7. Abbreviations Used in the Text xx
8. Prologue: Mission Impossible? “Operation Lumbago” and LBJ’s Thirty-Seven-Day Bombing Pause, December 1965–January 1966 1
9. Chapter 1: ÐÔng Chí Lewandowski’s Secret Mission: Th e Players Take Their Places, February–June 1966 67
10. Chapter 2: “Could It Really Be Peace?” Marigold’s “Devious Channels”—Act One: July 1966 125
11. Chapter 3: Intermezzo: August to October 1966—A “Mosaic of Indiscretions and Rumors” 161
12. Chapter 4: “A Nerve-Eating Business”: Marigold Blossoms— Act Two: November 1966 203
13. Chapter 5: “Something Big Has Happened”: Toward the Warsaw Meeting, December 1–5, 1966 243
14. Chapter 6: Informing the North Vietnamese Ambassador in Warsaw: Nguyen Dinh Phuong’s Marigold Mystery Tour 281
15. Chapter 7: “It Is Pity”: Waiting for Gronouski—December 6, 1966 297
16. Chapter 8: “It Looked as If We Could Move Forward”: Marigold in Suspense, December 7–13, 1966 315
17. Chapter 9: “Th e Americans Have Gone Mad”: Bombing Hanoi Again, December 13/14–18, 1966 363
18. Chapter 10: “Th e Christmas Present”: Marigold’s Last Gasp, and First Leaks, December 19–24, 1966 411
19. Chapter 11: “Th e Ultimate Reply”: Th e End of the Affair, December 25–31, 1966 447
20. Chapter 12: Secret Spats: Talking and Fighting, January 1967 499
21. Chapter 13: “A Sunburst of Recriminations”: Riders on the Storm, February–June 1967 547
22. Chapter 14: Th e Long Year Wanes: D’Orlandi, Lodge, and Lewandowski Leave Vietnam, March–June 1967 603
23. Chapter 15: “You Will Never Get the Inside Story”: Th e Secret Search for Th e Secret Search for Peace in Vietnam, May 1967–March 1968 623
24. Chapter 16: Sequels, Revivals, Regrets: Marigold’s Echoes during LBJ’s Last Year, February 1968–January 1969 665
25. Epilogue: “A Lot More Dead Young Soldiers”—Last Words, and the Battle for History 695
26. Acknowledgments 733
27. A Note on Sources 739
28. Notes 743
29. Selected Bibliography 867
30. About the Author 874
31. Index 875