WHAT DOES MONTAGNARD MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of montagnard in the Romanian dictionary
MONTAGNARD, -Ă NIÁRD / I. adj. of the Wallachian. II. s.m.f. a member of the party with radical views, who occupied the highest part of the conference room during the Bourgeois Revolution in France (1789). (\u0026 lt; fr. montagnard) MONTAGNARD, -Ă NIÁRD/ I. adj. de muntean. II. s.m.f. membru al partidului cu vederi radicale, care ocupa partea cea mai înaltă a sălii în care se țineau ședințele Convențiunii în timpul Revoluției burgheze din Franța (1789). (< fr. montagnard)
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MONTAGNARD»
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Repression of Montagnards: Conflicts Over Land and ... - Pagina 23
The FULRO Rebellions: 1964-1965 FULRO first made a name for itself as a militant group in September 1964 when it organized a rebellion among 3,000 Montagnard combatants in five U.S. special forces camps in the Central Highlands: ...
Sidney Jones, Joseph Saunders, Malcolm Smart, 2002
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Tiger Men: A Young Australian Soldier Among the Rhade ...
This is the story of those Truong Son, or "Tiger Men, " who became the most respected and feared native forces in South Vietnam.
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A Modern History of Southeast Asia: Decolonization, ... - Pagina 102
Set against these generalized maximum demands were the practical concessions that the Montagnard leaders hoped to wrest from the South Vietnamese. Looking at the lengthy negotiations that continued through 1964 and 1965, it could be ...
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Encyclopedia of the Sixties: A Decade of Culture and ... - Pagina 438
For many years, Montagnard villages enjoyed political autonomy. Following the Geneva Conference of 195 4 South Vietnamese president Ngo Dinh Diem sought to incorporate the Central Highlands into a unified South Vietnam. In an attempt ...
Abbe A. Debolt, James S. Baugess, 2011
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Special Forces at War: An Illustrated History, Southeast ... - Pagina 85
Top left: Following the 1964 Montagnard revolt, the Saigon regime and U.S. government implemented token changes, such as the naming of Montagnard commanders to certain Special Forces camps. ln exchange, on January 17, 1965, ...
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Encyclopedia of American Folklife - Pagina 825
Musical performance is often the centerpiece of Montagnard community celebrations—although it is staged now rather like an “open-mike” or American variety show, with a succession of performers coming onto a miked stage to perform ...
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There Is a Man Who Walks: A Personal Account of Montagnard ...
A riveting account of an Air Force M.D chosen by the C.I.A. to work with the “Yards” – Montagnard mountain warriors in Vietnam.
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Encyclopedia of the Stateless Nations: L-R - Pagina 1291
Montagnards from the Vietnamese communists and nationalists, began to transfer the responsibility for government to the Vietnamese. Bao Dai, installed as the emperor of Vietnam, annulled the French ordinance and brought the Montagnard ...
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Religion and the Secular: Historical and Colonial Formations
In these accounts, the absolute universals of Christian faith mingle nervously with a cultural relativism promoted by anthropologically informed veneration of Montagnard cultural difference. Both (religious) Christian universals and (secular) ...
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Fragrant Palm Leaves: Journals, 1962-1966
Journals, 1962-1966 Thich Nhat Hanh. I couldn't help but think of the tribal people in B'su Danglu, and our Montagnard friends who often passed through Phuong Boi to gather ria greens. The tender inner leaves, tinged with violet, are edible.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONTAGNARD»
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Montagnards Flee Persecution in Vietnam For Unsure Future in …
Ethnic Montagnards who have fled Vietnam for Cambodia say they are forced to leave after enduring relentless persecution by authorities in their home country, ... «Radio Free Asia, Oct 15»
Cambodia: Don't Return Montagnard Asylum Seekers to Risk of Harm
We, the below signed civil society organizations are concerned about the possible refoulement by the Cambodian government of more than 100 Montagnard ... «Human Rights Watch, Sep 15»
Cambodia to Send Back Montagnard Refugees to Vietnam
Cambodia says some 200 Montagnards, who fled to the country claiming persecution in Vietnam, must return home within three months or face forced ... «New America Media, Sep 15»
UN Helps 12 Montagnards Return to Vietnam
The U.N. on Thursday facilitated the voluntary return of 12 Montagnard asylum seekers to Vietnam—which has been accused of systematically persecuting the ... «The Cambodia Daily, Jul 15»
Montagnard exodus on VN's head: HRW
Arbitrary arrests, beatings and torture, these are some of the crimes perpetrated by Vietnamese authorities that are driving ethnic Montagnards to flee to ... «The Phnom Penh Post, Jun 15»
Montagnard numbers swell in Phnom Penh
More Montagnard asylum seekers from Vietnam arrived in Phnom Penh over the weekend, bringing the number waiting to apply for refugee status to 109, ... «The Phnom Penh Post, Jun 15»
More Montagnards pour in
The number of Montagnard asylum seekers from Vietnam awaiting processing in Phnom Penh has jumped dramatically, with 67 now stuck in limbo, according to ... «The Phnom Penh Post, May 15»
Fear Remains Pervasive for Montagnard Refugees
After spending nearly six months in Phnom Penh, 13 Montagnard refugees said on Wednesday they don't want to leave Cambodia—unless it is to return to ... «The Cambodia Daily, May 15»
UN in Montagnard talks
Since October, dozens of Christian Montagnards – an indigenous group from Vietnam's Central Highlands – have fled to Cambodia citing religious persecution. «The Phnom Penh Post, Mar 15»
UN Human Rights Envoy Wants Quick Solution to Montagnard …
Eight Montagnards (foreground) meet with a United Nations team after emerging from their hideout in the jungle of northeastern Cambodia's Ratanakiri province, ... «Radio Free Asia, Mar 15»
