ICP

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ICP refers to the Indochinese Communist Party, a historical communist political organization that operated in French Indochina and played a key role in the region’s anti-colonial movements.

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ICP canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf communist party
defunct political organization
affiliatedWith Communist International
linked to: Comintern
alsoKnownAs Dang Cong San Dong Duong
ICP
country French Indochina
dateFounded 1930-02-03
dissolved 1945
foundedAt Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China
foundedBy Ho Chi Minh
goal independence of Cambodia
independence of Laos
independence of Vietnam
overthrow of colonial rule in Indochina
hasLeader Ho Chi Minh
headquartersLocation various clandestine locations in French Indochina
historicalEra World War II era
interwar period
ideology Marxism–Leninism
communism
influenced August Revolution in Vietnam
inspiredBy Comintern
Russian Revolution
legalStatus illegal under French colonial rule
notableMember Le Duan
Pham Van Dong
Truong Chinh
Vo Nguyen Giap
operatedIn Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
opposedTo French Third Republic colonial administration
French colonialism
organized labor strikes in French Indochina
peasant uprisings in Vietnam
partOf anti-colonial movement in French Indochina
politicalPosition far-left
region Southeast Asia
status dissolved organization
successor Communist Party of Vietnam
Kampuchean People’s Revolutionary Party
Lao People’s Party
usedLanguage French
Khmer
Lao
Vietnamese

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Indochinese Communist Party alsoKnownAs ICP
subject linked to: ICP