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Scholar, but there were no major sources to add: there isn't an official name for the coup (so nothing specific to search for in databases) and there was a coup attempt every few weeks in South Vietnam at this time. Everything is cited in the article, and I think it is in good shape to
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Sorry for the lack or response. This historical topic is not my area of expertise (I mostly deal with late-19th century
Canadian history) so my skills here are limited. The sources fall into three categories: academic sources from the Cambridge University Press (extremely high quality), books
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