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| name = Revolutionary Labour Movement | | name = Revolutionary Labour Movement | ||
| native_name = | | native_name = 革命劳工运动<br> | ||
'' | ''Xạỵmṇī Lāwkng H̄yuntng'' | ||
| native_name_lang = Kasine | | native_name_lang = Kasine | ||
| war = [[Kuthine Emergency]] | | war = [[Kuthine Emergency]] | ||
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The '''Revolutionary Labour Movement''' ({{wp|Thai language|Kasi}}: | The '''Revolutionary Labour Movement''' ({{wp|Thai language|Kasi}}: 革命劳工运动, tr. Xạỵmṇī Lāwkng H̄yuntng), also known as the '''RLM''' (革劳运;''XLH''), was a Kuthine socialist paramilitary organisation that sought to end the [[Monarch of Kuthina|Kuthine monarchy]], facilitate a socialist revolution, and bring about a communist republic encompassing [[Kuthina]] and [[Siamat]]. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
:1.{{note|a}}As a political party as part of the [[2009 Peace Process]]. | :1.{{note|a}}As a political party as part of the [[2009 Peace Process]]. | ||
:2-3.{{note|b}}Unofficial paramilitary splinters uninvolved with the [[Revolutionary Labour Movement (Party)|later political party]]. | :2-3.{{note|b}}Unofficial paramilitary splinters uninvolved with the [[Revolutionary Labour Movement (Party)|later political party]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:42, 5 May 2021
| Revolutionary Labour Movement | |
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| 革命劳工运动 Xạỵmṇī Lāwkng H̄yuntng | |
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| Founders | Sunakh and Sinee Traivut |
| Dates of operation | May 1941 – January 2007 |
| Ideology | Agrarian socialism |
The Revolutionary Labour Movement (Kasi: 革命劳工运动, tr. Xạỵmṇī Lāwkng H̄yuntng), also known as the RLM (革劳运;XLH), was a Kuthine socialist paramilitary organisation that sought to end the Kuthine monarchy, facilitate a socialist revolution, and bring about a communist republic encompassing Kuthina and Siamat.
Notes
- 1.^ As a political party as part of the 2009 Peace Process.
- 2-3.^ Unofficial paramilitary splinters uninvolved with the later political party.