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02438348033 The View on Mass Mobilization in the Article “Mass Mobilization” by President Ho Chi Minh
The author discusses the fundamental ideas about mass mobilization in the article “Mass Mobilization” by President Ho Chi Minh published on Su that (the Truth) newspaper on 15th October 1949. The ideas include: 1. Mass mobilization is the strategic affair of the Party because “with good mass mobilization comes success”; 2. Mass mobilization is the task of the whole political system, staff, party members and people; 3. Mass mobilization must be organized scientifically and comprehensively; 4. Cadres and party members must set good example.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 10 (2019).
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