French Indochina
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Oct 15, 2026
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6:36Aaron MahnkeHOST
It was rats.
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6:37Aaron MahnkeHOST
At the time, Vietnam was part of French Indochina.
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6:40Aaron MahnkeHOST
Governor-General Paul Doumer wanted Hanoi to become a monument to French superiority, and so he built imposing government buildings, wide boulevards, fancy villas, and miles of new sewers.
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6:53Aaron MahnkeHOST
But the improvements were not shared equally.
The Black Death Never Disappeared: The Deadly Plague Still Kills Today
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33:21speaker_0NARRATOR
But his temperament did not fit the laboratory.
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In 1890, he left Paris to serve as a ship's doctor for the Messageries Maritimes line, sailing the Saigon-Haiphong routes, living between the sea and Indochina.
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33:36speaker_0NARRATOR
That was why when plague erupted in Hong Kong, the man France sent was not some senior professor of the Institute, but a doctor who already knew the roads of Asia.
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33:47speaker_0NARRATOR
After the discovery of 1894, he moved to French Indochina, founded the Pasteur Institute of Nha Trang in 1895, and stayed there for the rest of his life.
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33:59speaker_0NARRATOR
In Nha Trang, he prepared anti-plague serum, planted forests of cinchona trees for the quinine to treat malaria, and studied the rubber tree.
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34:08speaker_0NARRATOR
In 1893, he had been the first European to explore the Langbian Plateau and the one who proposed the area as a hill resort.
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Humanity's first plague vaccine was born in the middle of a burning pandemic without any properly constituted clinical trial in a way modern medicine would never be permitted to repeat.
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The second branch was serum.
Episode 2303: The Richie Allen Show Wednesday October 14th 2026
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62:33Richie AllenHOST
That's amazing.
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62:33Gerald CelenteGUEST
You know why? Those dirty Japs invaded French Indochina.
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62:38Richie AllenHOST
That's right.
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62:38Gerald CelenteGUEST
French Indochina? You mean Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, and you're calling it French Indochina? We're in Morocco, we're in Algeria, we're in about 22 countries.
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62:49Gerald CelenteGUEST
The United States, the, the, uh, French, the Dutch East Indies, oh, the Dutch are in Indonesia doing the same thing the French are, and, and the Great Britain, where the sun never sets on the British Empire, slaughtering people all over the world, they cut off 88% of Japanese oil, cut off three-quarters of their trade, global trade, and stole all their money.
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63:31Gerald CelenteGUEST
I can't understand why they bombed Pearl Harbor a couple of months later.
Imperialism and World Politics, Part 3 of 4-Parker Thomas Moon
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61:44AlistairNARRATOR
It is a country in which imperialism has worked great good and wrought great evil, in which economic imperialism and humanitarian imperialism have been clearly enough revealed, often in conflict, in which imperialism has created what may prove to be, unless wisely dealt with, its own nemesis, a native nationalism.
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62:09AlistairNARRATOR
Subsection French Admirals in Indochina There is a map of Indochina comprising Siam, Cambodia, Cochin China, Annam, Laos, Tonkin, and the Malay States on page 313.
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62:27AlistairNARRATOR
French empire builders of the 18th century had India almost within their grasp, only to lose it to England.
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62:36AlistairNARRATOR
But French imperialists of the 19th century sought and found compensation, relatively small compensation, in the great peninsula which juts down east of India.
8 MINS LATER
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70:42AlistairNARRATOR
French imperialists hope, of course, that this situation will be changed.
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70:46AlistairNARRATOR
France must use more rice.
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70:49AlistairNARRATOR
Indochina must produce large quantities of cotton and other raw materials for French industry.
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70:54AlistairNARRATOR
In the meantime, this empire, for which French taxpayers have so generously poured out their francs and French sailors their blood, is about 14th in the list of the customers of France.
Imperialism and World Politics, Part 3 of 4-Parker Thomas Moon
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69:22AlistairNARRATOR
In the meantime this empire, for which French taxpayers have so generously poured out their francs, and French sailors their blood, is about 14th in the list of the customers of France.
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69:34AlistairNARRATOR
Subsection Burma and Siam It is time that we turned, as the French did, toward the kingdom of Siam, west of French Indochina, and toward the kingdom of Burma, west of Siam.
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69:48AlistairNARRATOR
In the early 1880s King Thabor of Burma was favorably inclined toward the French and gave them the right to build a railway from Tonkin to Mandalay and establish a bank and exploit ruby mines.
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70:00AlistairNARRATOR
Apparently he was endeavoring to play the French off against the British, who were, in India, closer and therefore more dangerous neighbors.
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74:40AlistairNARRATOR
On the material side, many readers might expect to find Siam far outdistanced by the neighboring lands, which have been so zealously developed by European governments.
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74:50AlistairNARRATOR
The facts are rather surprising.
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74:53AlistairNARRATOR
Siam exports and imports more, much more, per capita than either French Indochina or British India.
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75:00AlistairNARRATOR
She has more railway per capita than either, but less per square mile than India.
The Incredible Life Of Eva Perón | 101 People Who Made The 20th Century (Part 3) | Absolute History
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28:13Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
For decades, he led the Vietnamese nationalist movement, but it would be the turmoil of World War II that presented Ho with the opportunity he needed.
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28:25Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
When France was defeated by Germany in 1940, Japanese forces quickly invaded Vietnam, known at the time as French Indochina.
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28:35Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
In response, Ho established the League for the Independence of Vietnam, known more commonly as the Viet Minh.
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28:43Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
The Viet Minh took advantage of the retreating Japanese in 19-
Imperialism and World Politics, Part 3 of 4-Parker Thomas Moon
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58:21AlistairNARRATOR
It is a country in which imperialism has worked great good and wrought great evil, in which economic imperialism and humanitarian imperialism have been clearly enough revealed often in conflict, in which imperialism has created what may prove to be, unless wisely dealt with, its own nemesis, a native nationalism.
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58:46AlistairNARRATOR
Subsection: French Admirals in Indochina.
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58:51AlistairNARRATOR
There is a map of Indochina comprising Siam, Cambodia, Cochinchina, Annam, Laos, Tonkin, and the Malay States on page three hundred and thirteen.
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59:05AlistairNARRATOR
French empire builders of the eighteenth century had India almost within their grasp, only to lose it to England.
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59:13AlistairNARRATOR
But French imperialists of the nineteenth century sought and found compensation, relatively small compensation, in the great peninsula which juts down east of India.
8 MINS LATER
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67:19AlistairNARRATOR
French imperialists hope, of course, that this situation will be changed.
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67:23AlistairNARRATOR
France must use more rice.
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67:26AlistairNARRATOR
Indochina must produce large quantities of cotton and other raw materials for French industry.
Marguerite Duras, Live Bats, and Abandoning Books
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2:05Olivia Kate MenziesHOST
Like, it basically can be described in one sentence.
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2:07Olivia Kate MenziesHOST
It's sort of a semi-autobiographical, semi-fictionalized version of an affair that the author, Duras, had when she was young in French Vietnam, French Indochina, in the 20s.
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2:21Olivia Kate MenziesHOST
Mm-hmm.
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2:22Olivia Kate MenziesHOST
When she was a young teenager, sort of 15, she had an affair with a much older 30-ish year old Chinese man.
Imperialism and World Politics, Part 3 of 4-Parker Thomas Moon
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72:59AlistairNARRATOR
The facts are rather surprising.
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73:02AlistairNARRATOR
Siam exports and imports more, much more, per capita than either French Indochina or British India.
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73:09AlistairNARRATOR
She has more railway per capita than either, but less per square mile than India.
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73:15AlistairNARRATOR
These again are crude measurements, but it is not easy to find accurate indices of progress.
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73:21AlistairNARRATOR
And it should never be forgotten that the masses in all three countries are incredibly poor tillers of the soil, who do not ride much on railways, who do not find themselves enriched as commerce grows, who do not send telegrams to their friends.
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73:34AlistairNARRATOR
They will share only very gradually in whatever progress is made.
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73:38AlistairNARRATOR
The point here, however, is that even according to the conventional measures of material and educational development, independent Siam with its foreign advisors and shrewd royal family has marked superiority over French Indochina and in some respects over British India.
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73:56AlistairNARRATOR
End of section two.
Episode 53 — Live from Armorcon: Lots of Guests, No Script, No Edits, and Absolutely No Supervision!
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93:31Bill CrossGUEST
Well, it's really about stuff in your World War II stash that maybe you're getting bored of.
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93:38Bill CrossGUEST
How can you adapt it to French Indochina? Because there were really two Vietnam Wars.
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93:43Bill CrossGUEST
There was one between the French and the Vietnamese, and then the one between us and the Vietnamese.
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93:48Bill CrossGUEST
And the French were just using all kinds of cast-offs.
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