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Truong Chinh

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Truong Chinh

 orig. Dang Xuan Khu

(born Feb. 9, 1907, Ha Nam Ninh province, Viet.—died Sept. 30, 1988, Hanoi) Vietnamese statesman, writer, and communist intellectual. He was an anticolonialist activist as a youth, joining Ho Chi Minh in 1928. He became a teacher and joined the Indochinese Communist Party, becoming its secretary-general in 1941. With Vo Nguyen Giap he developed the strategy that led to a Vietnamese victory over the Japanese occupation forces in 1945. With Le Duan (1908–86) and Pham Van Dong (1906–2000) he ruled North Vietnam after Ho's death in 1969.
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Ninh examines two important documents written by Truong Chinh, the Communist Party's chief theorist.
A WORLD TRANSFORMED: The Politics of Culture in Revolutionary ... by Nguyen-Marshall, Van / Pacific Affairs
This was Marxism-Leninism at work, "theapex of human though,' as chief North Vietnamese theoretician Truong Chinh had put it.
Portrait of the enemy by Stein, Jeff / Washington Monthly
The author is even kind to the "highly intelligent" Truong Chinh.
Vietnam 1945: The Quest for Power by Woodside, Alexander / Pacific Affairs
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