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The Vietnamese Gulag is the autobiography of the Vietnamese pro-democracy activist Doan Van Toai. The book focuses specifically on his arrest and imprisonment by the Communist Vietnamese government, events which precipitated a change in his political belief from lukewarm communist to advocate of democracy. The Vietnamese Gulag was originally written in French (Le Goulag Vietnamien) and published in 1979. A German translation followed in 1980. The English translation was published in 1986 and generally met with critical approval.

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rdfs:label	The Vietnamese Gulag (en)
rdfs:comment	The Vietnamese Gulag is the autobiography of the Vietnamese pro-democracy activist Doan Van Toai. The book focuses specifically on his arrest and imprisonment by the Communist Vietnamese government, events which precipitated a change in his political belief from lukewarm communist to advocate of democracy. The Vietnamese Gulag was originally written in French (Le Goulag Vietnamien) and published in 1979. A German translation followed in 1980. The English translation was published in 1986 and generally met with critical approval. (en)
foaf:name	(First edition) (en) Le Goulag Vietnamien (en)
name	(en) Le Goulag Vietnamien (en) The Vietnamese Gulag (en)
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dc:publisher	Paris :R. Laffont
dcterms:subject	Refugee memoirs Vietnamese refugees Political repression in Vietnam Vietnamese migration 1979 non-fiction books 1986 non-fiction books Memoirs of imprisonment
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Democracy Cursed Days David Chanoff Refugee memoirs Communist The New York Times Vietnamese refugees Political repression in Vietnam Los Angeles Times Simon & Schuster Vietnamese migration Darkness at Noon Laogai E. E. Cummings The Gulag Archipelago Arthur Koestler 1979 non-fiction books 1986 non-fiction books Memoirs of imprisonment Autobiography Doan Van Toai Éditions Robert Laffont Xinjiang reeducation camps The Enormous Room dbr:Michel_Voirol
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author	David Chanoff Doan Van Toai Doan Van Toai, as told to Michel Voirol (en)
caption	First edition (en)
country	France (en) tr. from France (en)
english pub date	1986 (xsd:integer)
genre	Autobiography
isbn	0 (xsd:integer) 2 (xsd:integer)
language	French (en) tr. from French (en)
media type	Print (en)
oclc	12840146 (xsd:integer) 476545048 (xsd:integer)
pages	341 (xsd:integer) 351 (xsd:integer)
pub date	tr. from 1979 (en)
publisher	Simon & Schuster Paris : R. Laffont (en)
title orig	Le Goulag Vietnamien (en)
translator	Sylvie Romanowski and Françoise Simon-Miller. (en)
has abstract	The Vietnamese Gulag is the autobiography of the Vietnamese pro-democracy activist Doan Van Toai. The book focuses specifically on his arrest and imprisonment by the Communist Vietnamese government, events which precipitated a change in his political belief from lukewarm communist to advocate of democracy. Writing in The New York Times, Robert Shaplan said that the book "is reminiscent, at its best, of E. E. Cummings's Enormous Room and Arthur Koestler's Darkness at Noon." Shaplan also notes that the book's "value derives from [the author] having been one of the first Vietnamese to write effectively of his experience, and to describe what he calls 'the method of the betrayal' of his revolutionary hopes and ideals." John P Roche, who reviewed the book for the Los Angeles Times, called the narrative "moving" and "written with a striking lack of self-pity". The Vietnamese Gulag was originally written in French (Le Goulag Vietnamien) and published in 1979. A German translation followed in 1980. The English translation was published in 1986 and generally met with critical approval. (en)
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