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A westward journey, and enlightened path: Vietnamese linh tho, 1915--1930.
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A westward journey, and enlightened path: Vietnamese linh tho, 1915--1930./
作者:
Hill, Kimloan Thi Vu.
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266 p.
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Adviser: Glenn A. May.
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Dissertation Abstracts International62-06A.
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History, Asia, Australia and Oceania. -
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A westward journey, and enlightened path: Vietnamese linh tho, 1915--1930.
Hill, Kimloan Thi Vu.
A westward journey, and enlightened path: Vietnamese linh tho, 1915--1930.
- 266 p.
Adviser: Glenn A. May.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Oregon, 2001.
During World War I, nearly 100,000 Indochinese men went to France as linh tho [soldiers and workers]. Earlier scholarship has indicated that these men were conscripted laborers, "taken in chains" to France. My scrutiny of the French archives has revealed a different picture of their experiences. In fact, a majority of them were volunteers. Poverty, natural calamities, and a desire to see the world prompted tens of thousands of men to volunteer. These men came from diverse backgrounds: in their ranks were active soldiers and reservists, French citizens, members of royal families, civil servants, students, migrant workers and peasants. A few thousand of these men came from Cochinchina. Most were from Tonkin and Annam. Each man received a daily wage, a per diem allowance, a family allowance, and medical care.
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