Charnvit Kasetsiri
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Charnvit Kasetsiri (born 1941) is a Thai historian. He is of Chinese (Teochew) and Mon descent.
Charnvit did his MA at the Occidental College in California and was groomed to join the Thai Foreign Ministry. He quit the civil service in 1967 after becoming disillusioned by the Thai government’s support for the US war in Vietnam. He then enrolled a PhD program in Southeast Asian History. His supervisor was O. W. Wolters
[edit] Selected works
- 1932: Revolution in Siam
- Ayutthaya
- Pridi Phanomyong L 4 Ratthamontri Isan + 1
- Wiatnam Nai Mang Thai
- S Sanyalak Pha Lao Wiangchan
- Yawa-Chawa Nai Bangkok
- Sithanonchai Nai Usakhane
- Panha Chaidn Thai-Phama
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Charnvit Web Site
- Seeds of Misunderstanding
- FIGHT FOR DEMOCRACY: First stirrings of a passive population
- Historian campaigns to rename Thailand Siam
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