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Thailand on the Tide of Reaction
Wasserman, Harvey | October 30, 1976 issue

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Discusses the bloody coup d'etat in Thailand on October 6, 1976 and the deeper regional reaction to the success of revolution in Southeast Asia. Events leading to the coup; Military attack on Thammasat campus; Abolition of the civilian government; Rightist reaction that has followed revolutions in Indochina; Attack on civil liberties in Malaysia and Singapore; Dictatorships in the Philippines and Indonesia.

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COUPS d'etat; REVOLUTIONS; POLITICAL science; THAILAND; SOUTHEAST Asia
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