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VAN NGO - Revolutionaries They Could Not Break. The Fight for the Fourth International in Indo-China 1930-1945

Title: Revolutionaries They Could Not Break. The Fight for the Fourth International in Indo-China 1930-1945
Description: Index Books, 1995. Paperback. Pp: 234. The Vietnamese workers' movement took shape in mortal conflict with the French colonial power before the second world war. It suffered defeat in 1945, caught between French attempts to reassert control on one side, and an alliance of the Communist Party and reactionary nationalists on the other. nA decisive part was played in the workers' movement by the Vietnamese supporters of Leon Trotsky. As the official Communist Party, under Stalin's instructions, carried out ever more ruinous zig-zags of policy, the Trotskyists discredited and defeated them in the workers' organization. nThe Vietnamese Communist Party enforced its power in 1945 by a brutal slaughter of its Trotskyist opponents- not, as Stalinist mythology pretended, because the latter 'turned their backs on the peasantry' or 'sold themselves to Japanese fascism'.nThis books sets straight the historical record after generations of falsification. It brings alive the political lessons of a period in which these to groups clashed. ISBN: 9781871518078. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

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Price: EUR 25.00 = appr. US$ 27.17 Seller: De Slegte
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