- Catch-22
- Authors Take Sides on Vietnam
- Where Is Vietnam?
- Guide to Conscientious Objection
- 1001 Ways to Beat the Draft
- U.S. Selective Service Draft Card
- Special Purpose Telegram Blank No. 74/AG
- Caught in U.S. Firepower
- Students for a Democratic Society, Vietnam
- Fugs' Cross-country Vietnam Protest Caravan
Although written about World War II, during the sixties Catch-22 was perhaps the novel that best embodied the anti-war sentiments of the counterculture. A dark, bitter satire, Heller's title has become a common catch-phrase indicating an unwinnable situation and a choice between two impossibilities. Wildly popular during the sixties, Catch-22 focused attention on the cruel absurdities of war, and news reports coming in from Vietnam only served to validate the surrealistic contentions of the author.