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Dai Viet Revolutionary Party (Dai Viet Cach Mang Dang) was founded in 1965
after a split in the Dai Viet Nationalist Party [1, 2]. Since 1975, the party
operates in exile. Its flag is a red-yellow horizontal bicolor with a large blue
disc in center, which is charged with a large white star. The design is derived
from that of the Dai Viet Nationalist Party flag by combining it with the
Republic of Vietnam's national colors. It is shown in the photos from party
conferences which took place in Alfortville, France, on 2007-12-15 [3] and
2008-11-22 [4], respectively, as well as in photos from two conferences which
took place in Paris on 2010-05-15 [5] and in Houston on 2010-10-31 [6], both
organized jointly with the New Dai Viet Party, another breakaway group of the
Dai Viet Nationalist Party, with which they seem to closely co-operate (their
flag is also shown in the photos).
Sources:
[1] Wikipedia page about
the Dai Viet Nationalist Party (in English):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationalist_Party_of_Greater_Vietnam
[2]
Wikipedia page about the Dai Viet Nationalist Party (in Vietnamese):
http://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%90%E1%BA%A1i_Vi%E1%BB%87t_Qu%E1%BB%91c_d%C3%A2n_%C4%91%E1%BA%A3ng
[3] Report from the Alfortville conference on 2007-12-15 (in Vietnamese):
http://www.tinparis.net/tinparis/1207_18_TuongNiemTruongTuAnh_DLT.html
[4] Report from the Alfortville conference on 2008-11-22 (in Vietnamese):
http://www.tinparis.net/tinparis08/2008_11_29_LeTuongNiemCoDangTruongHathucKy.html
[5] Report from the Paris conference on 2010-05-15 (in Vietnamese):
http://www.diendannguoidanvietnam.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2829:tng-thut-bui-hi-lun-ti-paris-1552010&catid=33:bantin&Itemid=70
[6] Report from the Houston conference on 2010-10-31 (in Vietnamese):
http://xaydunghouston.com/SinhHoatCongDong/693ramattacpham.htm
Tomislav Todorovic, 9 September 2011