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    Representing Minorities in North Vietnam

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:July 26, 2012
    • Post category:Minorities/Representations/The Two Vietnams
    • Post comments:2 Comments

    These are some images from the early 1960s from the North Vietnamese magazine Viet Nam. The above pictures seem to represent the happy and idyllic traditional lifestyle of minority peoples.…

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    A Việt View of Savages and Aborigines

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:April 23, 2012
    • Post category:Great Transformation/Minorities
    • Post comments:2 Comments

    I posted a while ago (here) about a geographical text which was produced in the late nineteenth or (more likely) the early twentieth century which was unique in that it…

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    Announcements in the Indigenous Language in Colonial Vietnam

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:April 3, 2012
    • Post category:Colonial Vietnam/Minorities
    • Post comments:3 Comments

    I recently came across a journal that was published in colonial Vietnam called the Official Bulletin in the Indigenous Language. It was an official publication for Tonkin (Bắc Kỳ) which…

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    Twentieth-Century Events From a Tai Perspective

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:March 17, 2012
    • Post category:Burma/Laos/Minorities
    • Post comments:2 Comments

    In the late 1940s and early 1950s two of the most important events in the twentieth century took place on the Asian mainland. In 1949 there was a revolution in…

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