Negotiations on Indochina in the Geneva Conference (1954)
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2008.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : In 1954, the United States and the Associated States opposed the very idea of a negotiated peace in Indochina. France and the Viêt-Minh agreed in principle to such a peace, but both opponents strove to obtain the most favourable conditions. The present paper describes the means used by the mediating powers (China, United Kingdom, the USSR) to obtain a negotiated settlement. The mediators had to put pressure on their allies, but also to grant them concessions which made the peace agreements a very weak document.
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In 1954, the United States and the Associated States opposed the very idea of a negotiated peace in Indochina. France and the Viêt-Minh agreed in principle to such a peace, but both opponents strove to obtain the most favourable conditions. The present paper describes the means used by the mediating powers (China, United Kingdom, the USSR) to obtain a negotiated settlement. The mediators had to put pressure on their allies, but also to grant them concessions which made the peace agreements a very weak document.
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