If peasants are still under negative circumstances, it is because they lack organization or leadership. Nguyen Ai Quoc also described movements in colonized countries, “In many colonized countries, they have risen up several times, but every time they did so they were submerged in a bloodbath.
He emphasized the responsibility of the Communist International and Communist parties for the cause of liberating colonized peoples, one which was mentioned in Lenin’s political platform of July 1920 and was approved by the Communist International.
In the 1920s, Nguyen Ai Quoc emerged as a leader and pioneer in the fight for the right to independence and the right to live righteously of people in colonized countries including Vietnam. Īt the 5 th Congress of the Communist International (July 1924), Nguyen Ai Quoc mentioned a fact: while the bourgeoisie in colonialist countries had done everything to “suppress people in their enslaved countries”, Communist parties in capitalist and colonialist countries had done nothing or “very little for colonized countries”. National issues are merely part of the general issue related to the proletariat revolution and proletariat dictatorship”. Addressing the 22 nd meeting of the 5 th Congress of the Communist International on July 1, 1924, he pointed out, “According to Lenin, for the revolution in the West to succeed, it must be closely connected with anti-imperialist liberation movements in colonized and enslaved countries. He was deeply aware of Lenin’s point of view on the role of colonial revolutions and the right to independence of colonized peoples. Nguyen Ai Quoc attached great importance to the right to independence of colonized peoples including Vietnamese. In his mind, national and human rights were expressed in two concepts, independence and freedom. “Freedom for my compatriots, independence for my country, these are all that I want and all that I understand”. In explanation for his support to the Third International and the Communist Party, Nguyen Ai Quoc said it was because the Third International was concerned about the liberation of colonies and the rights of colonized peoples.
In late December 1920, Nguyen Ai Quoc attended the 18 th congress of the French Social Party in Tours and voted for the foundation of the French Communist Party on 30 December. On 18 June 1919, on behalf of Vietnamese patriots, he sent his eight-point demand to the conference in Versailles for winning countries in the world war, claiming its rights to freedom, democracy and equality. In France, in early 1917, he joined the French Social Party, which marked the beginning of his political career. National issues are merely part of the general issue related to the proletariat revolution and proletariat dictatorship”ĭuring his journey for national salvation, Nguyen Ai Quoc (Ho Chi Minh) visited a large number of countries and continents to learn from them and help his compatriots on return. “According to Lenin, for the revolution in the West to succeed, it must be closely connected with anti-imperialist liberation movements in colonized and enslaved countries. Addressing the 22 nd meeting of the 5 th Congress of the Communist International on 1 July 1924, he pointed out:
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