Katay Don Sasorith - Revision history

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	'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos\|Laotian]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (October 25, ~~1954–March~~ 21, 1956).		'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos\|Laotian]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (October 25, 1954 – March 21, 1956).

	After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a post as [[Minister of Finance of Laos\|Minister of Finance]] in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).		After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a post as [[Minister of Finance of Laos\|Minister of Finance]] in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).
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Cheney123 at 23:35, 28 November 2020

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	'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos\|Laotian]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (October 25, 1954–March 21, 1956).		'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos\|Laotian]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (October 25, 1954–March 21, 1956).

	After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a ~~short-lived~~ post as ~~minister~~ of ~~finance~~ in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).		After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a post as [[Minister of Finance of Laos\|Minister of Finance]] in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).

	After returning to Vientiane in 1949, Katay was elected prime minister in 1954. In that position, he managed to play on U.S. fears of the [[Viet Minh]] invading Laos to get substantial aid for his country. He was succeeded in 1956 by prince [[Souvanna Phouma]].		After returning to Vientiane in 1949, he was appointed as the [[Minister of Finance of Laos\|Minister of Finance]] from 1951 to 1954. Katay was elected prime minister in 1954. In that position, he managed to play on U.S. fears of the [[Viet Minh]] invading Laos to get substantial aid for his country. He was succeeded in 1956 by prince [[Souvanna Phouma]].

	Katay Don Sasorith died in [[Vientiane, Laos]].		Katay Don Sasorith died in [[Vientiane, Laos]].
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	'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (October 25, 1954–March 21, 1956).		'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos\|Laotian]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (October 25, 1954–March 21, 1956).

	After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a short-lived post as minister of finance in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).		After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a short-lived post as minister of finance in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).

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	'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (~~1954–1956~~).		'''Katay Don Sasorith''' (July 12, 1904 – December 29, 1959) was a [[Laos]] nationalist, politician, author, and the 8th [[Prime Minister of Laos]] (October 25, 1954–March 21, 1956).

	After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a short-lived post as minister of finance in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).		After working as a civil servant, Katay became chief spokesman of the national resistance movement against the Japanese and then the French, during and after [[World War II]]. He held a short-lived post as minister of finance in the provisional government, but had to join the government in exile in [[Thailand]]. He published a newspaper under the pseudonym William Rabbit (Katay meaning rabbit).