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• Montagnard
  '''Montagnard''' is the most common term for a group of at least 20 tribal peoples, whose ...ained friendly to the U.S. personnel, and it was only [[Lac Luong Dac Biet#Montagnard revolt |U.S. mediation]] that calmed the situation. The revolt was under a
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• Montagnard/Definition
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• Montagnard/Related Articles
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• Central Highlands
  The '''Central Highlands''', which are the traditional home of the [[Montagnard]], also called Dega, peoples of [[Vietnam]], contain three provinces:
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• Dac Lac Province/Related Articles
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• Indochina
  ...ining the [[Mekong River]]. The central highlands, traditional home of the Montagnard peoples, was treated separately by the French. [[Laos]] and [[Cambodia]] w
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• Civilian Irregular Defense Group/Related Articles
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• Luc Luong Dac Biet/Related Articles
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• Cao Dai/Related Articles
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• Montagnard
  '''Montagnard''' is the most common term for a group of at least 20 tribal peoples, whose ...ained friendly to the U.S. personnel, and it was only [[Lac Luong Dac Biet#Montagnard revolt |U.S. mediation]] that calmed the situation. The revolt was under a
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• Annam
  ...area contains the Central Highlands, which are the traditional home of the Montagnard peoples, who consider themselves ethnically distinct from the lowland Vietn
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• Gulf of Tonkin/Related Articles
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• French Indochina
  #Within Annam, the mountainous [[Central Highlands]], the home of the Montagnard peoples, considered itself autonomous ...es included the Chinese merchants who controlled most of the commerce, and Montagnard tribesmen in the thinly populated Central Highlands. Vietnam was a relative
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• Viet Minh/Related Articles
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• Luc Luong Dac Biet
  | url = http://books.google.com/books?id=RmvU65EuzWYC&pg=PA15&lpg=PA15&dq=montagnard+revolt+CIDG+LLDB&source=web&ots=G0uMyrXREF&sig=HGe3RrKWL4YAcf6Fplh7l1sWCAc& ...from LLDB being primarily lowland Vietnamese, while the CIDG was mostly [[Montagnard]], with some [[Cao Dai]] and [[Hoa Hao]].<ref name=SFch3>{{citation
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• Laos/Related Articles
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• Nguyen Van Thieu
  ...ader coalition, including some of the significant minorities such as the [[Montagnard]]s, [[Cao Dai]], a Catholic broad front to be organized, and [[Hoa Hao]] mi
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• French Indochina/Related Articles
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• Cambodia/Related Articles
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• Republic of Vietnam/Related Articles
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• Army of the Republic of Viet Nam
  *[[II Corps tactical zone]]: Central areas, including the Montagnard Central Highlands
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• Strategic Hamlet Program
  ...base in absentee landlords, and also used strategic hamlets to integrate [[Montagnard]]s with lowland Vietnamese.<ref name=HRW-RoM-Ch03>{{citation
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• South Vietnamese Buddhist crisis and coup of 1963
  ...Central Vietnam (although not the Central Highlands, the semi-autonomous [[Montagnard]] homeland). In fairness to Diem, he was placed in a situation where the po
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