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   This is the first English translation of “Sur l’Indochine,” which was published in the February 1946 issue of Les Temps Modernes. While situated in a particular context and treating a specific issue, this essay offers one of the first sustained phenomenological reflections on interculturality and decolonization.

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   The Communist revolt soon spread throughout all the main urban centers and by the end of the month, Vietnam was under the control of the Viet Minh. On September 2, 1945, Ho Chi Minh formally proclaimed the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) with himself as its President.

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   Sep 1, 2011 · PDF | On Sep 1, 2011, Nguyen Thi Dieu published Indochina: An Ambiguous Colonization, 1858–1954 – By Pierre Brocheux and Daniel Hémery | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ...

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   What impact did the Second World War have upon French Indochina? A. The military defeat of France left Indochina without support and open to Japanese aggression.

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   Apr 12, 2012 · Indochina: An Ambiguous Colonization was first published in French in 1995, then in a revised edition in 2001; it is now available in both hardback and paperback in an updated version and a felicitous English translation.

   • Author: Robert Aldrich

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   World War, Pacific War, colonization, decolonization Introduction During the Second World War, Indochina experienced the unique situation of being occupied by Japan while remaining a French colony. For four and a half years, the French suzerain, which had wielded colonial power for more than sixty years, coexisted

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   Where did French Indochina come from?

   • In time, France had extended its control to encompass Laos, North and South Vietnam, and Cambodia, which they called French Indochina. The French have traditionally taken great pride in what they called their 'civilization Francais.'

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   Why did the French take over Indochina?

   • When French soldiers, traders, or priests were attacked and/or killed in Indochina, the French would revenge the loss of their nationals, and use the resistance to their authority as an excuse to extend their power. Vietnamese were forced to surrender control over their land and to provide the French with special privileges.

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   When did Japan abolish French control of Indochina?

   • shori (coup de force) on March 9, 1945, when the Japanese Army abolished French control. Fragile Contact between the French and Japanese With the September 1940 agreement for stationing troops in northern Indochina, the Japanese Army was permitted to garrison up to twenty-five thousand tro

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   How many French people lived in Indochina in 1940?

   • Around 34,000 French men and women lived in Indochina in 1940. Vietnam was one of the most valuable of French colonies with exports of coal, rice and, from the early twentieth century, rubber. Hopes of gaining commercial primacy in Yunnan and Sichuan through a commercial route via Tonkin continued to animate colonialist propaganda.

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   Which countries were independent before the French came to Indochina?

   • Before the French came to Indochina, Vietnam, the Khmer Empire (Cambodia), and the Laotian Kingdom (Laos) were independent countries. Vietnam had been ruled by neighboring China for hundreds of years, but after centuries of resistance the Vietnamese people overthrew their Chinese rulers and became independent.

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   Why did France send Paul Doumer to govern Indochina?

   • In 1897, France sent a prominent politician, Paul Doumer, to govern Indochina. Doumer was determined to put Indochina on a paying basis. He wanted the Vietnamese to bear the administrative costs of running Indochina, and he wanted Indochina to provide a market for French products and be a source of profitable investment by French businessmen.

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   In the process, the French replaced local leaders with their nationals — by 1925, a bureaucracy of some 5,000 Frenchmen ruled over a country totaling 30,000,000. In time, France had extended its control to encompass Laos, North and South Vietnam, and Cambodia, which they called French Indochina.