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French, University Professor of South-East Asian Studies and Council Member on Southeast Asia Studies
: A major scholar of Buddhism before he was 33 and a decorated lieutenant of machine guns, fighting in France, five years later. In his long and fruitful career he was successively a subsidized scholar, a soldier, a colonial official under Vichy, a commando, a secret agent, and the political advisor to a French general. (From: cseas.yale.edu.)
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Quote #8 on Political Struggle Quotes >> Revolution and Inevitability
“But what happens when a party is forced outside common law against its will and is condemned by the rest of society?”
Source: "The Vietnamese and Their Revolution," by Cyprien Mus and J.T. McAlister, Harper & Row Publishers, 1970. Chapter 6: The Vietnamese Elite on the Eve of Revolution, Page 109.
"The Vietnamese and Their Revolution," by Cyprien Mus and J.T. McAlister, Harper & Row Publishers, 1970.
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