Some issues concerning the emergence of the communist movement in Vietnam. The role of the Communist International

As a result of the French colonial conquest in the second half of the nineteenth century, the formation of new, modern social strata began in Vietnam, before that time in the traditional society of the absent - the Vietnamese bourgeoisie and the working class, as well as the growth of national self-awareness. A reflection of this process was the emergence of a new bourgeois-nationalist, and later, communist ideology. Especially these processes intensified in 1920-1930, causing new forms and methods of national liberation, anti-colonial struggle are often sought. The given translation of the charter of the Communist Party of the Indochina has been published in a European language for the first time. It is essential to mention that the publication of such a rare document is very relevant as it provides with additional material for studying the communist movement in Vietnam. The communist movement was due to the appearance of new social layers in Vietnam: national bourgeois and working class in the first half of the XX century.

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