Abstract

The paper explains Cochinchina as an interesting political environment, attracting many intellectuals to operate after the 1926 movements. The paper shows that later, in a very short time from 1927 to 1929, the process of political and revolutionary campaigns carried out by Cochinchinese intellectuals was not quiet at all, but very active and vibrant in contrast. This short process contributed to Cochinchinese intellectuals’ attitude expressions and political activities. In that process, they established and joined political parties and organizations, laying the foundation for the selection of revolutionary path in the later period.