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Indochina

['indәu'tʃainә]
n.
印度支那

indochina

[ noun ]
a peninsula of southeastern Asia that includes Myanmar and Cambodia and Laos and Malaysia and Thailand and Vietnam
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It is a familiar picture of Indochina's refugees.
Vietnamese ambitions to dominate Indochina were realized in Laos by the successful implantation of the Lao People's Democratic Republic by the North Vietnamese army in 1975.
So what is the fatal attraction? In the 1930s, Phnom Penh was said to be the most beautiful city in French Indochina, its wide boulevards lined with palm trees and mansions with sweeping balconies.
The United States says there are 2,331 Americans still missing or unaccounted for in Indochina.
The situation in Afghanistan or Indochina in the New York Times, one of the two American imperial dailies, is seen rather as it might have been a hundred years ago in The Times. But for real insularity there is nothing like the Russian press.
The desire to overcome the trauma of war, as exemplified by the McCain resolution, should not obscure Indochina's political realities nor cause the administration to jettison abruptly a strategy pursued jointly with ASEAN since 1979.
"Tons of intelligence" indicated that live Americans still are held in Indochina, but excavating crash sites was not the way to go about extricating them, said Hendon, who heads the private POW Publicity Fund.
He was invited by the Asia Resource Center and the National Network of Indochina Activists, a loose network of people who support recognition of Vietnam and trade with that country.
"It was suspected that some still survived in Indochina, but there was no definite evidence of them," Schaller said in a telephone interview.
It further identifies a broad-ranging area of Australian strategic interests: "Southeast Asia, Indochina, the eastern Indian Ocean and the southwest Pacific."
If more Armenians are permitted into the United States the quotas for Eastern Europe should be raised and the quotas for Indochina should be left alone, Ambassador Arsa Sarasin told a news conference.
The Defense Department said there are still 2,404 Americans listed missing in Indochina, 13 years after the United States pulled out.
Hundreds of thousands of people were executed or died of starvation while the Khmer Rouge ruled Cambodia from the end of the Indochina war in April 1975 to the Vietnamese invasion of December 1978.
Mr. Schlesinger's thoughtful assessment contains one revisionist clinker: "FDR hoped, but failed, to prevent the French from returning to Indochina.
Commissioned as an army officer in 1940, Chatichai served in Thailand's brief war in Indochina in 1940-41, in World War II and in the Korean War to which Thailand sent troops to fight with the United Nations command.
Critics charge that Le Pen, a one-time paratrooper in Indochina and Algeria, is a fascist, racist and anti-Semite _ which he denies _ and that his National Front encourages xenophobia.
If history repeats itself, the latest international effort to end war in Indochina is doomed.
Clearly the Thais see a regime installed by Vietnamese troops as more congenial toward Thai economic influence in Indochina than a nationalistic regime, be it of communist or non-communist outlook.
France, a former colonial power in Indochina, is among many non-Communist countries that extend diplomatic support to the resistance.
Jonathan Pollack, of the Rand Corporation, was not as optimistic about the changes in Vietnam or about the prospects for peace in Indochina.
Thailand has been praised for giving temporary asylum to hundreds of thousands of Cambodian, Vietnamese and Laotian refugees who have fled their homelands since the communist victories in Indochina in 1975.
Thailand talks of turning Indochina's "battlefields into markets." As a condition for a return to normal relations with the Soviet Union, China has demanded that Moscow force Vietnam to leave Cambodia.
Recent developments on the Indochina front attest to that.
It could take days for bad news to come through from Indochina or Berlin, giving JFK precious time.
Once in Laos, they passed out offers of a $2.4 million reward for Americans they believe are still being held more than 13 years after the Indochina war ended.
English has become the most popular foreign language, and an entire block is lined with bamboo huts housing English-language schools _ signs that many Cambodians foresee a return of the Americans who roamed their streets during the Indochina War.
May this effort appease the spirits of those who have died and help bring back to their families those who are still living." The U.S. State Department lists 547 Americans as missing in Laos from the Indochina war.
EDITOR`S NOTE: Peter Eng is news editor in Bangkok, where he has worked for the past five years, making a number of trips into Indochina.
Cheney pledged to follow every lead in accounting for Americans missing in Indochina and called for more help from Vietnam.
After an interlude of peace, Cambodia was plunged into the Indochina war in 1970 with the U.S.-backed government fighting the Khmer Rouge.

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