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NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY 69 89; found
a
safe
base
for
his
guerrilla
armies
among
the
tay
and
nung
people
of
the
northeast
recognizing
the
need
to
secure
the
minorities
allegiance
after
north
vietnam
won
independence
in
ho
chi
minh
created
two
autonomous
regions
allowing
limited
self
government
within
a
unified
multi
national
statethe
central
highlandsthe
minorities
of
the
central
highlands
had
also
been
split
between
supporting
the
french
and
viet
minh
after
in
the
interests
of
preserving
their
independence
the
ethnic
peoples
were
often
simply
anti
vietnamese
of
whatever
political
persuasion
after
partition
in
anti
vietnamese
sentiment
was
exacerbated
when
president
diem
started
moving
viet
settlers
into
the
region
totally
ignoring
local
land
rights
diem
wanted
to
tie
the
minorities
more
closely
into
the
south
vietnamese
state
the
immediate
result
however
was
that
the
bahnar
jarai
and
ede
joined
forces
in
an
organized
opposition
movement
and
called
a
general
strike
in
over
the
next
few
years
this
well
armed
coalition
developed
into
the
united
front
for
the
liberation
of
oppressed
races
popularly
known
by
its
french
acronym
fulro
they
demanded
greater
autonomy
for
the
minorities
including
elected
representation
at
the
national
assembly
more
local
self
government
school
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