Course on Anti-Imperialism, War and Peace, Part 6a
Ho Chi Minh and Le Duan
Political and Military in Revolutionary War
Le Duan’s “Political and Military in Revolutionary War” is a short, powerful piece of writing that manages to include a great deal of wisdom in a few words.
Le Duan says, confirming Pomeroy:
“… the close combination of political and military struggle constitutes the basic form of revolutionary violence in South Vietnam”
It is hard to introduce such an article as this except to say that it is an example of communist simplicity, brevity and clarity that can hardly be beaten. It is not too short. It is ideal for study circles. If necessary, such an article as this can be read out loud, and serve as its own introduction. It is a good example to anyone who may study, of how to reproduce your theory in plain terms that workers and peasants can understand, without losing any of its quality.
Le Duan even manages to mention the National Democratic Revolution in a educational manner, thus:
“Like the national-democratic revolution all over the country in the past, the present South Vietnamese revolution has the workers and peasants as its main force and the worker-peasant alliance led by the working class as the cornerstone of the national united front.”
A small archive of Le Duan’s writing can be found on MIA.
Please download and read this text:
Further reading:
How to Master Secret Work, 1980, SACP (13929 words)
On the Time for Armed Struggle, 1974, Pomeroy (6800 words)
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