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[edit] Questioning Reference to Vietnam War
I have asked for evidence for the claim that Lambrakis and his party made protests against the Vietnam War a key focus of their political work. Recall that Lambrakis died in mid-1963, before the asassination of John F. Kennedy, at a time when the US presence in Vietnam was modest compared to the subsequent massive escalation under Lyndon B. Johnson. It would have been prescient, if not anachronistic, for a European political party to have been paying much attention to Vietnam that early in the game. Nandt1 11:39, 8 September 2007 (UTC)
