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In a purely military context, [[Vo Nguyen Giap]] called these "defensive, equilibrium, and offensive". North Vietnamese gr ...bed it as consistent with the armed ''[[dau tranh]]'' theory espoused by [[Vo Nguyen Giap]] but opposed by the politically oriented [[Truong Chinh]]. Pike said he co

...but the actual conduct of the war was more in the hands of [[Le Duan]], [[Vo Nguyen Giap]], and others. Le Duan took major power in 1960. He had much more direct re ...> According to Hammer. by 1945, it had organized 10,000 soldiers led by [[Vo Nguyen Giap]], who recruited both from ethnic Vietnamese and [[Montagnard]]s. <ref>Hamm

...to the 1954 Geneva accord that partitioned Vietnam into North and South. [[Vo Nguyen Giap]] emphasized "not only did we fight in the military field, but in the polit | author = Vo Nguyen Giap

* Currey, Cecil B. ''Victory at Any Cost: The Genius of Viet Nam's Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap'' (2005)

...n land reform, for which Ho dismissed Truong Chinh as head of the program, Vo Nguyen Giap, in the fall of 1956, offered the self-criticism for the Party:<blockquote>

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...e North Vietnamese cadre|armed struggle (''dau trinh'') theory espoused by Vo Nguyen Giap but opposed by the politically oriented Truong Chinh. Pike said he could al

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...= 1978}}, pp. 208-210</ref> Ironically, Tet was both a military defeat for Vo Nguyen Giap and caused him to lose power within the North Vietnamese government, but th