Vietnam Biplaber Kahini

• Author: Aniruddha Chakroborty

• Category: Essays

• Publisher: National Book Agency Private Limited

• Language: Bengali

• First Publication Year: 2004

• Publication Year: 2023

• Edition: 8

• Binding: Paperback

• Number of Pages: 72

• ISBN: 978-81-93526-52-1

About the Book:

Vietnam Biplaber Kahini chronicles the extraordinary struggle of the Vietnamese people against American imperialism during the Vietnam War. Vietnam, a name that evokes memories of relentless resistance and ultimate victory, stands as a symbol of courage and determination. The people of Vietnam, in the second half of the 20th century, made a monumental contribution not just to their nation’s freedom but also to the pride of human civilization. With limited resources, their unified political consciousness allowed them to defeat the mighty military power of American imperialism, an event that continues to be studied and analyzed worldwide.

This book by Aniruddha Chakroborty reflects on the history and triumph of the Vietnamese revolution, highlighting how, despite being a small nation, they defeated the overwhelming power of U.S. military forces. The book does not just focus on military resistance but also on the moral values and the development of a strong, disciplined society fighting for true independence. Vietnam's revolution demonstrated the potential of ordinary people to achieve extraordinary things through collective struggle, and this book serves as a reflection of that noble effort.

Chakroborty, an active political worker, editor of the famous Bengali literary magazine Nandon, and long-time journalist, offers insights into the significance of the Vietnamese revolution. His writing offers readers an introduction to this revolutionary history while advocating for the ideals of resistance against imperialism. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding American imperialism and the form of resistance that the people of Vietnam demonstrated. It’s essential reading for anyone interested in knowing how such a small but determined group of people could take on the most powerful military force in the world.

This work is not just a historical account but a call to action for understanding the deeper significance of anti-imperialist struggles