The Diệm regime (1954--63) had staged elections before in South Vietnam, but saw their utility from a traditional point of view, e.g., as an "national holiday" event for the ruling party to muster its popular support and mobilize the population.
The Diệm regime (1954--63) had staged elections before in South Vietnam. The Diệm regime (1954--63) saw their utility from a traditional point of view as an "national holiday" event for the ruling party to muster its popular support and mobilize the population. View was e.g..