Why did the South Vietnamese peasants support the Vietcong?
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2008-07-22 7:37 pm
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The peasants were treated so poorly by their government under Ngo Dinh Diem, that most actually wanted the Viet Cong and the North to win the Vietnam War, because then Ho Chi Minh would come to power in Communist Vietnam, and they thought their lives would get easier.
2008-07-23 12:46 am
Almost all governments who came to power in South Vietnam were corrupt and did not give attention to the needs and problems of the peasantry. Also most South Vietnamese had a high regard for Ho Chi Minh who allied with the communist North but whose nationalist credentials were shared my many of the Vietnamese people.
2008-07-23 12:42 am
Not everyone was against Communism, only the rich. The poor thought they could find equality and fairness in communism and this is what prompted the majority of communist countries to support communism, the majority were peasants.
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