August 15, 2025Comparative Studies of South Asia Africa and the Middle East

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The Buddhist movement of 1963 sought to assert religious nationalism in Vietnam, reflecting deep dissatisfaction with colonial legacies and governance.
Buddhists aimed not only for religious equality but also asserted that Buddhism should define the Vietnamese national identity.
Activists employed nonviolent resistance methods, notably self-immolation, inspired by Gandhi's decolonial efforts in India.
The movement highlighted an overlooked aspect of Vietnamese decolonization, featuring peaceful opposition beyond military conflicts.

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This article demonstrates religious nationalism and decolonization in Vietnam, revealing how activists fought for equality under Ngô Đinh Diệm's government.

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This article demonstrates religious nationalism and decolonization in Vietnam, revealing how activists fought for equality under Ngô Đinh Diệm's government.

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