Titlebook: Vietnam: Peasant Land, Peasant Revolution; Patriarchy and Colle Nancy Wiegersma Book 1988 Nancy A. Wiegersma 1988 peasant.revolution.Vietna

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The Nationalist-Communist Resistance,ench rule. Although it did not gain a forceful cohesiveness until after 1930, the anticolonial movement ceaselessly carried on the Vietnamese tradition of nationalistic action against foreign domination. The early resistance of the peasants took the form of revolts against high taxes and lack of foo

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The Post-Colonial Village,d South Vietnam. This chapter, therefore, describes typical southern and central villages in the 1950s and contrasts these with the traditional village. This technique reveals the fundamental economic changes in production and distribution in the villages during the colonial era. The effects of the

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Socialism in the North, its programmes. Although many of the richest landlords had been removed in the process of the previous struggle, the village oligarchies were either still intact or they could reconstitute themselves. Social change in the countryside depended on support of the government by the poor peasants. This

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The Revolutionary Village, which the Vietnamese policy-makers were attempting social change resembled the Central Lowlands village described in Chapter 5. It was still mainly a traditional patriarchal village, but one which had suffered some of the negative and unegalitarian effects of the impact of world capitalism. Party a

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US Intervention,ecame increasingly involved in Vietnamese politics. The 17th Parallel, which had been designated in the Geneva agreement as a demilitarised zone, was turned into a border between the .-controlled North and the South where a US-sponsored government was headed by Ngo Dinh Diem. The specifics of the or

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The National Liberation Front,than the war against the French and there was much greater involvement of masses of poor and middle-peasant men and women in the struggle. There was a broad-based resistance to the Americans which pre-dated the formation of the National Liberation Front and therefore the composition of the Front was

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Peasants and Socialism, prostitution and atrocities. Millions of Americans were awakened to the realities of what US intervention in other countries means. Our sources told us much about the USA and its political system but little about Vietnam, so that our picture of Vietnam and the Vietnamese is still clouded.

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Socialism in the North,still intact or they could reconstitute themselves. Social change in the countryside depended on support of the government by the poor peasants. This was a lesson which had been learned from the Rent Reduction Campaign and its positive impact on soldiers at Dien Bien Phu.

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