"::The entry is ""OK"" as nothing is inaccurate except I don't believe the two groups ever fused as implied hey did. ANI...The Trotskyists attempted first of all to organize *the class* as a whole to resist the re-occupation of *their country* by the British as a holding action to allow the French to retake their colony back *from the Vietnamese* This was all agreed to by the USSR and UK and France (oddly, not the US which remained neutral). What the Trotskyists tried to do was organize not a 'rebellion' but an ""invasion"" by the British, attempting to get the working class and peasantry (they were influential among both classes) to go to down to he beaches and harbors and *resist* the re-colonization efforts. This was not an 'armed rebellion' against the defacto coalition gov't of the Viet-Mihn.

Sources: there are lot better sources that Alexander as is noted below. Revolutionary History magazine has the best collection of sources in their Vietnam issue. In fact the whole issue is a 'source' in many respects. The history is a lot richer that you give it, albeit this is a good first attempt. I'd expand it out a lot. Here is the link to the RH issues: 
http://www.revolutionaryhistory.co.uk/rh03/rh0302.html

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