"Scientists" on French soil
In the work Combat Pen , Dong Tung said that Vietnam Soul was published in France. According to Dong Phap Times issue 400, published on February 24, 1926, Vietnam Soul was published once a month in Vietnamese, French and Chinese with the motto: "Defend students and workers on our side or in France who are oppressed by the powerful. Regain political freedom and freedom to form unions; freedom of travel, freedom of speech; freedom of education; freedom of association. Exchange ideas, hopes and experiences with each other or to help enlighten the spirit". The newspaper was published in Vietnam by Dong Phap Times as the agent.
Cambodian transmission number 45, issued on March 18, 1930
Also in France, there was the newspaper La Tribune Indochinoise . In his memoir of 41 years of journalism , Ho Huu Tuong said that after going to France to work as an interpreter during World War I, Duong Van Giao studied and received a doctorate in law, and worked as a lawyer at the Paris Supreme Court: "And in 1926, together with Bui Quang Chieu, he founded the newspaper La Tribune Indochinoise , the organ of the Constitutionalist Party in France."
Later, there was the Cong Binh magazine published in early 1942 in France. According to the Cong Binh issues, this was a newspaper for the workers of Indochina. The editor of the newspaper was Tran Ngoc Van. Sometimes the newspaper was not published regularly, so Cong Binh issue 34, published in May 1945, had a paragraph saying "during the period of several months, CBTC did not meet with his brothers". Cong Binh was not only pure Vietnamese spiritual food for news, literature, politics... for compatriots in France, but also a bridge to find relatives. On Cong Binh , there were times when I came across news items looking for friends, relatives, and colleagues. Cong Binh issue 33, published in April 1945, had the "Ask for information" section, in which Luong Thanh Tam asked to find a friend, Tran Van Lieu looked for his nephew Phan Sy Tram.
In France, the Engineers occasionally had articles by famous authors from their homeland collected and sent by readers. The Engineers No. 23, published on March 20, 1944, published the poem A Deep Night by Che Lan Vien. The newspaper also provided readers with short stories, poems, and general scientific knowledge, of which The Cause of the Moonlight in No. 23, published on March 20, 1944, was an example.
Current news about Indochina and France, especially news related to working people, was given priority. In the issue of Engineering No. 34, published in May 1945, Indochina news included news about inflation in housing prices, rice prices, oil prices, and vegetable prices; there was also an article on the economic situation in Indochina 1940 - 1944. In addition, there was news here and there, news from Paris. Articles related to medicine, sports, and famous Vietnamese people of the past also appeared in the newspaper.
Engineer No. 23, published on March 20, 1944, published the poem " A Deep Night " by Che Lan Vien on the front page.
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Around the corner of Asia
The Cambodian Orientation is a weekly newspaper sponsored by A. Alliès, located at 182 Ang Duong Street, Phnom Penh, with Nguyen Van Phuc as general secretary and Tran Kim Chi as editor-in-chief. The newspaper introduces itself as "A conservative agency [understood as preserving] the interests of agriculture, industry, commerce, and industry". The newspaper discusses the economy of the country as well as Cambodia: Is the Nam Vang market hygienic enough? (No. 12, July 30, 1929), Why are our people poor and our country weak? (No. 27, November 12, 1929).
World news had a section called "World Talk" discussing political, military or speech issues: "Wang Jingwei's opinion on the issue of freedom of speech in China" (No. 45, March 18, 1930), "Germany: The "bomb" planting incidents have now found clues" (No. 36, January 14, 1930). The feuilleton novels in the Cambodian tradition were a literary spice with "Love is a rope of injustice " by VP, "Honour and body change" translated by Phan Phoi Dinh, "Two [luong] love problems " by Van Phi. The section "Van Uyen" existed since the newspaper was first established to publish poetry. Many cultural, social and political issues of the country were discussed. For example, cultural issues through the article "Impressions and discussion on the "cai luong" singing style (No. 49, April 15, 1930); No. 13, published on August 6, 1929, discussed the political issues of the Hanoi Vietnam Nationalist Party and the Saigon secret society in relation to the current world ideology ; Also clearly talked about several major events that had just occurred in the North (No. 41, February 18, 1930)...
The advertisement on the last page, part of the following pages introduced products and brands in Cambodia and Vietnam. That is Hiep Loi shop of Nguyen Van Vang selling car parts, Loc Quang photography shop in Nam Vang (ie Phnom Penh) was advertised in issue 7, published on June 25, 1929; Chi Thanh gold shop of Mr. Nguyen Van Que in Saigon, Thien Hoa Duong pharmacy in Cho Lon on number 36, published on January 14, 1930... The newspaper published its first issue on May 14, 1929, ending with issue 51, published on April 29, 1930. In the last issue, the newspaper informed the reason for stopping to rearrange the newspaper.
According to the book Combat Pen , in China there was the Thanh Nien newspaper, then the Torch magazine of the Vietnam Revolutionary Youth, the Quan Nhan newspaper of Vietnamese students at the Whampoa Military Academy. In Siam there were also Vietnamese newspapers such as Dong Thanh, Than Ai, Dai Chung, Tieng Chuong ...
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