Sources
- Richardson, A.(Ed.) (2003) The Revolution Defamed: A documentary history of Vietnamese Trotskyism, London: Socialist Platform Ltd.
- Hemery, D. (1974) Révolutionnaires Vietnamiens et Pouvoir Colonial en Indochine: Communistes, trotskystes, nationalistes à Saigon de 1932 à 1937,Paris: François Maspero.
- Hammer, E. (1954) The Struggle for Indochina, Stanford, California: Stanford University Press.
- I. Milton Sacks, 'Marxism in Vietnam' in Trager, F.(1959) Marxism in South-East Asia, Stanford, California: Stanford University Press.
- Anh Van and Jacqueline Roussel (1947) National Movements and Class Struggle in Vietnam, London: New Park Publications .
- Bà Phuong-Lan(1974) Nhà Cách Mang:Ta Thu Thâu, Saigon: Nhà Sách KHAI-TRĺ .
- Ngo Van (1995) Revolutionaries they could not break: The fight for the Fourth international in Indochina 1930-1945, London: Index Books.
- Huynh kim Khánh (1982) Vietnamese Communism 1925-1945, London: Cornell University Press.
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