Ho Chi Minh: The Missing Years, 1919-1941University of California Press, 2002 - 356 ページ This book explores Ho's pre-power political career, from his emergence at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 to his organization of the Viet Minh united front at the start of the Second World War. Using previously untapped sources from Comintern and French intelligence archives, Sophie Quinn-Judge examines Ho's life in the light of two interconnecting themes--the origins and institutional development of the Indochinese Communist Party, and the impact on early Vietnamese communism of political developments in China and the Soviet Union. |
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Introduction | 1 |
Paris The Emergence of Nguyen Ai Quoc 191923 | 11 |
The radical solution 19203 | 28 |
The Comintern Recruit 19234 | 43 |
The development of Comintern policy for colonial countries | 46 |
Ho Chi Minh and his place in the Comintern | 51 |
The Fifth Comintern Congress | 55 |
The Comintern and the United Front in China | 61 |
New assignments | 161 |
The revolutionary upsurge in China and the Nanyang | 165 |
The revolutionary wave in Vietnam | 171 |
The October Plenum and Tran Phus consolidation of power | 177 |
The March Plenum and the end of the high tide | 183 |
Death in Hong Kong Burial in Moscow? 19318 | 191 |
In hidingnew political currents | 195 |
Return to Moscow | 200 |
Hos assignment to Canton | 64 |
The Canton Period and its Aftermath 19248 | 69 |
The first organizational steps | 72 |
The Guangdong peasant movement | 86 |
The growth of Thanh Nien | 90 |
The collapse of the United Front | 106 |
From the Old to the New Course 19279 | 116 |
The Sixth Comintern Congress | 121 |
In Siam | 126 |
The progress of Thanh Nien | 130 |
The evolution of the Chinese Left | 133 |
The Thanh Nien rift | 142 |
The Revolutionary High Tide 19301 | 150 |
The unification process | 154 |
The New Years uprisings | 159 |
The Seventh Comintern Congress | 208 |
The United Front in Indochina | 211 |
Ho Chi Minhs last years in Moscow | 216 |
The Return of Ho Chi Minh and the Path to the Eighth Plenum 193741 | 221 |
The political prelude to Ho Chi Minhs return 19378 | 222 |
Ho Chi Minhs travelsthe political landscape in 1939 | 228 |
The changing international situation | 233 |
The Sixth Plenum and the 1940 uprisings | 236 |
The move to the border and the Eighth Plenum | 246 |
Summingup | 252 |
Notes | 259 |
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Biographical Appendix | 308 |
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