A few weeks after the publication of that document. at the ‘WationaZ Congress of Vnif~cat4on” which merged the Vietminh Front into the Lien Vie, Ha Chi Minh stared : ‘*I am all the mope happy that our people harts been jo&ed by the twP bmther peoples, Cambodia and Laos. We UP8 gGoinQ t0 rea%e soon the great union of Vietmm-Laos-Cambodia.” (quoted from "Voice of Vietnam", 19 March 1951) Even more explicitly, a “top secret" Vietnam Workers' Party di- rective circulated 8 months later informed Party members that “hZt8r on, when conditions permit this to be carried out, the three revotuttinary part&es of Viet?wm, Cambodia and Laos will be reunited to form a ei?q%e pUrty” On 21, February 1951, Vietnam News Agency wrote: $I... The Vist- m$nh Zsague -is now planning to unite the nationat united fmnte #f Vtitnam, I;~Gs and Cambodia into a national united front of Indochka, which JZl bs caZled the Indochina Nationat Independewe League.” (23) 28. "In the years since America pulled out of Vietnam, the Communist victors have unleashed a series of pitiless attacks against their neighbors. And a nation portrayed by some American intel,ectuals as the repository of moral rectitude now stands exposed as the Prussia of South-East Asia."(%) E. FOR A JUST AND LASTING SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF KAMPUCHEA 29. Time and again, on behalf of the people of Kampuchea and the Coalition Gover?nment of Democratic Kampuchea, His Royal Highness Prince Norodom Sihanouk, President of Democratic Kampuchea has stated : "We proclaim solemnly before this august Assembly, in conformity with the Resolutions of the United Nations, that as soon as Vietnam has totally withdrawn its troops from Kampuchea all will be possible in friendship between oUr two countries. We are ready to sign with Vietnam a treaty of peace and non-aggression implying the recognition and respect for territorial integrity 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, specifically the relationships between Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and the United Nations. It mentions the merging of revolutionary parties, the withdrawal of troops, and the signing of treaties, indicating a focus on politics and diplomacy.

**Category**
International trade, Culture