Phan Châu Trinh

Vietnamese activist and reformer

Phan Châu Trinh - Vietnamese activist and reformer
Born

1872
153 years ago

Died

March 24th, 1926
98 years ago — 54 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Vietnam

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A prominent figure in the early 20th century, focused on advocating for political and social reform in Vietnam. Involved in the anti-colonial movement against French rule, emphasizing the importance of education and cultural revival. Contributed to various publications to spread political awareness and promote nationalist sentiment. Worked alongside contemporaries to challenge colonial policies and sought modernization for Vietnam through peaceful means.

Advocated for Vietnamese nationalism

Promoted educational reforms

Collaborated in anti-colonial efforts

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