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[[Category:Nations]]
[[Category:Asia]]
[[Category:Southeast Asia]]
[[Category:Transpacific Socialist Alliance]]
* '''Population:''' 130 million
* '''Aspects:''' Stable, Repressive, Third Wave
History has not been kind to Vietnam, which has spent
most of the last 150 years either at war or recovering from
war. The most recent round of this cycle began in 2061,
when the Communist government of Vietnam reorganized
itself along [[infosocialism|infosocialist] lines. In the following decade, ideological
nanosocialism spread through most of Southeast
Asia and beyond, making Vietnam a member of the
new nanosocialist bloc.

Unfortunately, this brought Vietnam into direct confrontation
with its old rival [[China]]. Well before 2084, the
PRC had already opened a “proxy war” by sponsoring
anti-nanosocialist guerrillas throughout Indochina. The
outbreak of the Pacific War only formalized the conflict, as
Chinese regular forces invaded Vietnam from the north.
By war’s end, Hanoi had fallen and the Vietnamese government
had been forced
to flee to the south.

Chinese troops
occupied northern Vietnam
for several years,
despite a fierce guerrilla
campaign by Vietnamese
irregulars. PRC
forces waited until 2091
to withdraw, Hanoi in
ruins behind them. Vietnam’s
economy has
been slow to recover,
despite aid from its
more prosperous TSA
allies. Much of the
recovery effort has been
devoted to rebuilding
the Vietnamese military,
causing civilian development
to lag.

Vietnam remains a committed member of the TSA,
despite (or perhaps because of) the disaster of the Pacific
War. The ruling party is more ideologically radical than
that of any other TSA nation, its rhetoric fiercely militant
and anti-Chinese. The country is almost closed to outsiders.
There are persistent rumors that the Vietnamese
government has been sponsoring radical bioengineering
projects, designing super-soldiers and other bioweapons
for a future conflict.

Vietnam - Revision history

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