Land reform in Vietnam began in the political turmoil following World War II in which a civil war pitted the communist Viet Minh against the French colonists and their supporters. At that time … Sjå meir

There were two types of land ownership in precolonial Vietnam: Private ownership (this land could be traded freely) and state ownership (this land was primarily assigned to … Sjå meir

During the period of French rule of Indochina (1887-1954) Vietnam consisted of three regions: Tonkin—the rice-growing area of the Sjå meir

The Viet Minh—Vietnamese independence movement—fought to gain independence from France after World War II. They were … Sjå meir

Landlords and rich peasants owned a greater percentage of land in South Vietnam, especially in the rich agricultural land of the Mekong … Sjå meir

The rectification campaign begun by the Viet Minh revolutionaries continued under the communist government of North Vietnam from 1954 … Sjå meir

The ultimate objective of the land reform program of the North Vietnamese government, which became the government of all Vietnam in 1975, was not to achieve … Sjå meir