COUNTER TERRORISM IN SAIGON BY ANTI-RED PATRIOTS
SAIGON (Indo-China). “Counter terrorism” is believed to be contributing to a lessening of the number of hand-grenade killings, until recently common in Saigon. Though the police are officially silent on the question, well-informed quarters suggest that the recent shooting of several men known to be Vietminh Communist sympathisers was the work of a secret group of Vietnamese nationalists calling themselves the “anti-red patriot tigers,” resolved illegally to trace and execute Vietminh terrorists eluding justice. —Reuter. ,
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23271, 5 June 1950, Page 5
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