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Bamrungsuk, Surachart. 2000. The Military and Thai Politics in the next Century: Development and Changes (Thai: ทหารกับการเมืองไทยในศตวรรษหน้า) . Bangkok: Chulalongkorn University Press.
Banomyong, Pridi. 1999. The People’s Party and the Democratic Revolution on 24 June (Thai: คณะราษฎรกับการอภิวัฒน์ประชาธิปไตย 24 มิถุนายน). Bangkok: Pridi Banomyong Institute.
Boontanondha, Thep. 2017. “The Jews of the Orient: The History of the Relationship between King Vajiravudh and Overseas Chinese (Thai: พวกยิวแห่งบูรพาทิศ: ประวัติศาสตร์ว่าด้วยความสัมพันธ์ ระหว่างพระบาทสมเด็จพระมงกุฎเกล้าเจ้าอยู่หัว กับชาวจีนโพ้นทะเล) .” Humanities Journal 24 (1): 55-79. https://www.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/abc/article/view/89914.
Bunnag, Piyanat. 2010. Modern Thai History: From the Bowring Treaty to ‘the 14 October Incident’ of 1973 (Thai: ประวัติศาสตร์ไทยสมัยใหม่ (ตั้งแต่การทำสนธิสัญญาบาวริง ถึง “เหตุการณ์ 14 ตุลาคม” พ.ศ. 2516). Bangkok: Chulalongkorn University Press.
Chaiching, Nattapoll. 2009. “Thai Politics in Phibun’s Government under the U.S. World Order (1948-1957) (Thai: การเมืองไทยสมัยรัฐบาลจอมพล ป.พิบูลสงคราม ภายใต้ระเบียบโลกของสหรัฐอเมริกา, พ.ศ.2491-2500).” PhD diss., Chulalongkorn University.
Chaiching, Nattapoll. n.d. “The Coup 1947 (Thai: “รัฐประหาร พ.ศ. 2490).” King Prajadhipok’s Institute. http://wiki.kpi.ac.th/index.php?title=รัฐประหาร_พ.ศ._2490.
Charoonroj, Wanwipha. 1977. “The Political Ideas of King Rama VII: A Historical Analysis (Thai: แนวพระราชดำริทางการเมืองของพระบาทสมเด็จพระปกเกล้าเจ้าอยู่หัว: การวิเคราะห์เชิงประวัติศาสตร์).” Master Thesis, Chulalongkorn University.
Choungsakul, Srisupon. 1987. “Change within the Sangha: A Case Study of Dhammayuttikanikaya (1825-1921) (Thai: ความเปลี่ยนแปลงของคณะสงฆ์: ศึกษากรณีธรรมยุติกนิกาย พ.ศ. 2368 - พ.ศ. 2464) .” Master Thesis, Chulalongkorn University.
Chutintaranond, Sunait. 2013. The Burma Fought Thai: The Wars between Thai and Burma (Thai: พม่ารบไทย: ว่าด้วยการสงครามระหว่างไทยกับพม่า). 12. Bangkok: Matichon.
Committee of Mahidol Historical Almanac for Democracy. 2004. “Mahidol Historical Almanac for Democracy: Phase II (1976-1983) (Thai: ปูมประวัติศาสตร์มหิดลเพื่อประชาธิปไตย, พ.ศ. 2516-2526).” Health Systems Research Institute (HSRI). http://kb.hsri.or.th/dspace/handle/11228/2075.
Domjun, Jiraporn. 2017. “Transition without Consolidation: The Failure of Democratization in Thailand (Thai: การเปลี่ยนผ่านเป็นประชาธิปไตยที่ไม่ตั้งมั่น: ความล้มเหลวของการทำให้เป็นประชาธิปไตยในประเทศไทย).” (Ph.D. diss., Chulalongkorn University). http://cuir.car.chula.ac.th/handle/123456789/58110.
Doungkaew, Nattapong. 2016. “A Study of "Neo-Kruba Movement in Northen Thailand, 2530s-2550s (Thai: การศึกษากระแส “ครูบาคติใหม่” ในภาคเหนือของไทย พุทธทศวรรษ 2530-2550).” Master Thesis, Thammasat University. http://ethesisarchive.library.tu.ac.th/thesis/2016/TU_2016_5606030137_6855_5135.pdf.
Eoseewong, Nidhi. 2011. “Nationalism and Ethno-nationalism (Thai: ชาตินิยมกับชาติพันธุ์นิยม).” Matichon Weekly 30. https://prachatai.com/journal/2013/08/48139.
Eoseewong, Nidhi. 17-23 August 2018. “Nidhi Eoseewong: The Complex of the Defeat of Ayutthaya (Thai: นิธิ เอียวศรีวงศ์: ปมเสียกรุง).” Matichon Weekly. https://www.matichonweekly.com/column/article_127816.
Eoseewong, Nidhi. 2011. “Spirits’ Religion, Again (Thai: “ศาสนาผีอีกที”).” Matichon Weekly 32 (1628): 28.
—. 2016. The Thai Politics in the Era of King of Krung Thonburi (Thai: การเมืองไทยสมัยพระเจ้ากรุงธนบุรี). 12. Bangkok: Matichon.
Izumi, Prattana Sanrit. 1999. “The Ethical Consciousness in the Modern Thai State in Chaophraya Thammasakmontri’s Textbooks (Thai: สำนึกทางจริยธรรมในรัฐไทยสมัยใหม่ วิเคราะห์จากแบบเรียนของเจ้าพระยาธรรมศักดิ์มนตรี).” Master of Arts in Ethical Studies, Mahidol University.
Kaysabutra, Prasnee. 2012. “Citizen’s Literacy Campaign in the Regime of Field Marshal P. Pibulsonggram from 1940–1944 A.D. (Thai: การรณรงค์ให้พลเมืองรู้หนังสือของรัฐบาลจอมพล ป. พิบูลสงคราม ในช่วง พ.ศ. 2483-2487).” Ramkhamhaeng University Journal of Humanities Edition 31 (1): 140-159. https://www.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/huru/article/view/25646.
Khamyod, Sunthorn. 2016. “The Construction of “Lannaness” in Literature of Northern Thai Writers (Thai: การสร้าง “ความเป็นล้านนา” ในวรรณกรรมของนักเขียนภาคเหนือ) .” Thammasat Journal 35 (3 ): 43-60.
Khrouthongkhieo, Nuaon. 2016. The Plan Disclosure of the 'Lanna' Seizure: The Attempt of Siam to annex Lanna to be a Part of the Kingdom (เปิดแผนยึดล้านนา: ความพยายามของสยาม ในการผนวกล้านนาให้เป็นส่วนหนึ่งของราชอาณาจักร). 2. Bangkok: Matichon.
Khrouthongkhieo, Nuaon, and Julispong Chularatana. 2014. “The Siamese State and Lanna, 1874-1933 (Thai: รัฐสยามกับล้านนา พ.ศ. 2417-2476).” Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 6 (11): 63-77. http://ejournals.swu.ac.th/index.php/swurd/article/viewFile/4573/4419.
Kongkirati, Prajak. 2002. Towards Oct 14th Uprising: The Cultural Politics of Student and Intellectual Movements under Military Dictatorship in Thailand (B.E. 2506-2516)” (Thai: “ก่อนจะถึง ๑๔ ตุลาฯ: ความเคลื่อนไหวทางการเมืองวัฒนธรรมของนักศึกษาและปัญญชาภายใต้ระบอบ). Master Thesis: Thammasat University.
—. 5 July 2004. “The 24 June in the 14 October Movement: Politics and Power of the History (Thai: “24 มิถุนาในขบวนการ 14 ตุลา: การเมืองและอำนาจของประวัติศาสตร์).” In Seminar on History of 72 Years of the 24 June (Thai: "ประวัติศาสตร์เสวนา 72 ปี 24 มิถุนาฯ”). Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University.
Laomanacharoen, Siripot. 2017. “God Narayana at India does not hold Trident, why Thai Craftsmen put Trident in the God Narayana’s Hand? (Thai: “พระนารายณ์ที่อินเดียไม่ได้ทรงตรี แล้วทำไมช่างไทยจึงเอาตรียัดใส่มือพระนารายณ์?”).” Matichon Weekly. https://www.matichonweekly.com/culture/article_23469.
Lotrakul, Supreeda. 1986. “An Analysis of the Development of Thai Student Movement" (Thai: “การวิเคราะห์พัฒนาการขบวนการนิสิตนักศึกษา”). Master Thesis: Chulalongkotn University .
Mead, Kullada Kesboonchoo. 2009. The Political Conflicts of Thailand…The Domestic Dynamics should be overlooked (Thai: ความขัดแย้งทางการเมืองของไทย...ข้ามไปให้พ้นพลวัตภายใน). Bangkok: 14th October Foundation.
Meepien, Chularat. 2006. “Field Marshal P. Phibunsongkhram’s Nation-Building Policy and its Impact on Muslim Identity in Southern Thailand (1939-1944) (Thai: นโยบายสร้างชาติในสมัยจอมพล ป. พิบูลสงคราม และผลกระทบต่ออัตลักษณ์ของชาวมุสลิมในจังหวัดชายแดนภาคใต้ ค.ศ.1939-1944).” Master Thesis, Chulalongkorn University.
Mektrairat, Nakharin. 1992. The Siamese Revolution of 1932 (Thai: การปฏิวัติสยาม พ.ศ.2475). Bangkok: The Foundation for the Promotion of Social Sciences and Humanities Textbooks Project.
Pakinai Chomsinsubmun, “Student Movements in Thailand: The Analysis of Urban Student Movements from 6 October 1976 to 1988,” (Master thesis, Chulalongkorn University, 2011. 2011. "Student Movements in Thailand: The Analysis of Urban Student Movements from 6 October 1976 to 1988” (Thai: “ขบวนการนักศึกษาไทย: วิเคราะห์ความเคลื่อนไหวของขบวนการนักศึกษาไทยในเมืองช่วงระหว่าง 6 ตุลาคม พ.ศ.2519 ถึงปี พ.ศ.2531”). Master Thesis: Chulalongkorn University.
Phaithayawat, Yaninie. 2010. “A Study of the Discourses of Thai Slavery (Thai: การศึกษาวาทกรรมเรื่องทาสไทย) .” Master Thesis, Chulalongkorn University.
Phunyura, Sumalee. n.d. “The Revolutionary Party (Thai: “คณะปฏิวัติ”).” King Prajadhipok's Institute. http://wiki.kpi.ac.th/index.php?title=คณะปฏิวัติ.
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Phutthamat, Siri. 1986. “Political and Educational Thoughts and Educational Roles of Chaophraya Thammasakmontri (Sanan Thephatsadin Na Ayudhya) [Thai: แนวความคิดทางด้านการเมืองและการศึกษา กับบทบาททางการศึกษาของเจ้าพระยาธรรมศักดิ์มนตรี (สนั่น เทพหัสดิน ณ อยุธยา)].” Master Thesis, Chulalongkorn University.
Prasertkul, Seksan. 2014. “Democratic Spirituality and Human Dignity (Thai: จิตวิญญาณประชาธิปไตยกับศักดิ์ศรีความเป็นมนุษย์).” In The Dream of October: A Collection of Speech in the Occasion of “40 years 14 October” (Thai: ความฝันเดือนตุลา รวมปาฐกถาในวาระ 40 ปี 14 ตุลาคม), by Seksan Prasertkul. Bangkok: Samanchon.
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The National Archives of Thailand. 11 October 1973. “naksueksa song tuathaen cheracha kap prapass, thuk sathaban phanuek kamlang poemkhuen 5 muen khon [Students send representatives to negotiate with Prapass, all institutions joined together with the increase of 50,000 people].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 22 December 1974. “naksueksa wichai nangsuephim 14 chabap ‘mai di kueap thangnang’” [students research 14 newspapers, “most are not good”].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae Klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 8 October 1973. “rabu bangkhon khoei pai chindaeng cha chap phuruam pruettikan ik” [indicating that someone ever visit Communist China, would arrest the team members again].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 16 November 1973. “wan cha koenhet khuantham thang thi thuk [afraid of beyond limits, should do the right ways].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/10: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces].Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 22 October 1976. “chat sadaeng hetkan 6 tula nam awut hai du thi sanam chai [The 6 October incident exhibited and weapons displayed at Sanam Chai].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/9, Folder 2: “korani hetkan 6 tula 2519” [The case of 6 October 1976 incident]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 August 1975. “nuea tai ok tok [North, South, East, West], by “Nai Kanghan”.” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 30 January 1973. “sangsop bueanglang naksueksa khap athikanbodi khon khaen riaktua so phimon khaoma raingan [investigating students’ background expelling the rector of Khon Khaen University, calling professor Phimon to report urgently].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/10: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 July 1974. “yaengki…kohom [the Yankee…go home], in "Lom tawanok [The East Wind]," by Siwa Ronnachit.” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 3 December 1972. “yud korn…yipun: anusonthi ma chak kantotan sinkha yipun [Stop first…Japan: due to the anti-Japanese products].” by Likhit Anuthin. In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai,” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products], Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 October 1973. “bukkhon chak thuk achip khaochue sanoe ratthaban poed oprom ratthathammanun samrap prachachon [individuals from all walks of life singed a petition asking government to open constitution class for the people].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 October 1973. “bukkhon chak thuk achip khaochue sanoe ratthaban poed oprom ratthathammanun samrap prachachon [Individuals from all walks of life singed a petition asking government to open constitution class for the people].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 October 1973. “bukkhon chak thuk achip khaochue sanoe ratthaban poed oprom ratthathammanun samrap prachachon [Individuals from all walks of life singed a petition asking government to open constitution class for the people].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Chaothai .
The National Archives of Thailand. 3 February 1974. “chaoban radap klang roem langle korani nisit naksueksa poei phrae prachatippatai [the middle class starts to hesitate, the case of students propagate democracy].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 10 October 1974. “choen wirachon thi yang mi chivit yu ma ruam hai samphat [Invite the surviving heroes to join the interviews].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/21, Folder 1: “korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 10 October 1974. “choen wirachon thi yang mi chivit yu ma ruam hai samphat [Invite the surviving Heroes to join the interviews] .” In Kor/Por 7/2517/21, Folder 1: “korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 October 1973. “ekkasan tong ham [The prohibited documents].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident].Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 21 June 1973. “hetkan runraeng khana chaek baiplio tona tamruat, chomphon praphat sang tamruat triamphrom [violent situations during giving out leaflets in front of the police, Field Marshal Prapass orders the police preparing].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/14: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces], 1, 16. Bangkok: Thai Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 16 February 1975. “ik kao nueng khon khabuankan patiwat watthanatham thai [One more step of the Thai Cultural Revolutionary Movement].” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20 Folder 1: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 29 September 1974. “khamtham thi ha khamtop [the question seeks for answer] in Special Documentary News on Sunday, by Kasem Bansuan.” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Daily New .
The National Archives of Thailand. 8 March 1973. “khana nitisat chula chat khrongkan sun naenam kotmai khlueanthi chuailuea ratsadon [Faculty of Law, Chulalongkorn University organized project of the mobile advising law center to help people].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/9: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 18 February 1975. “khian mang khui mang” [Writing and Talking], by Samniang Khanthachawana. In Kor/Por 7/2518/20 Folder 1: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 18 February 1975. “khian mang khui mang” [Writing and Talking], in “Samniang Khanthachawana”.” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20 Folder 1: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc].Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 9 October 1976. “khon 3 mahawitthayalai yan sonoto ko chanuan nonglueat yot kabot 3,074” [Searching 3 Universities, confirming NSCT causes bloodbath, the total number of rebel is 3,074].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/9, Folder 1: “korani hetkan 6 tula 2519” [The case of 6 October 1976 incident]. Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 22 June 1973. “khoromo poed prachum duan thalaengkan wa mi mue this am saek” [the Cabinet held a meeting urgently and announced that there was a third hand intervening].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/14: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces].Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 22 June 1976. “kitthiwuttho hai thatsana wa kha khomionit ‘daibun’” [Kitthiwuttho gives opinion that killing communists ‘gain merit’].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/8: “bot bat thangkanmueang khong phra kittiwutthophikkhu phuamnuaikan chittaphawan witthayalai” [the Political Role of monk Kitthiwutho Bhikkhu, the director of Chittapawan College]. Bangkok: Prachathippatai .
The National Archives of Thailand. 27 January 1976. “Kitthiwuttho phut thi chiangmai 4 mesa wun” [Kitthiwuttho speaks at Chiang Mai on 4 April, causing chaos].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/8: “bot bat thang kanmueang khong phra kittiwutthophikkhu phu-am-nuai-kan chitta-phawan witthayalai” [the Political Role of monk Kitthiwutho Bhikkhu, the director of Chittapawan College]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 21 September 1976. “kittiwuttho phikkhu wa khrai “totan” phra khue khommionit” [Kittiwuttho Bhikkhu said who is anti-monks, is a communist].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/8: “bot bat thang kanmueang khong phra kittiwutthophikkhu phu-am-nuai-kan chittaphawan witthayalai” [the Political Role of monk Kitthiwutho Bhikkhu, the director of Chittapawan College]. Bangkok: Prachachat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 24 March 1976. “kriangkamon hai chap kratingdaeng, ratthaban tang nuai phiset rapmue” [Kriangkamon calls police for arrest of the Red Gaur, government establishes “special agency” to cope with].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/15: “bot bat lae phruettikam khong so no to” [The role and behavior of NSCT], 1,3. Bangkok: Daily Times.
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 October 1976. “kwat chap naksueksa ‘kabot,’ minister praman yuen khamkhat hai plot 3 ratthamontri” [Arrests rebel students, Minister Praman gives the last word to depose 3 ministers ungently].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 13: “korani kanklapkhao prathet khong chomphon thanom” [the case of the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom]. Bangkok, BKK: Thai Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 October 1976. “kwat chap naksueksa ‘kabot’” [Arrest students as ‘rebel’].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 13: “korani kanklap khao prathet khong chomphon thanom” [the case of the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom]. Bangkok: Thai Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 28 June 1976. “lom tawan ok” [The East Wind], by Siwa Ronnachit.” In Kor/Por 7/2519/8: “bot bat thangkanmueang khong phra kittiwutthophikkhu phuamnuaikan chittaphawan witthayalai” [the Political Role of monk Kitthiwutho Bhikkhu, the director of Chittapawan College]. Bangkok: Daily Times.
The National Archives of Thailand. 2 November 1974. “mahatthai poei sathiti lang wanthi” 14 tula mi kanpratuang 322 khrang [the Ministry of Interior reveals the statistics after the 14 October, there are 322 demonstrations].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 8 November 1972. “mai sue sinkha yipun” [no purchase of Japanese products].” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai,” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products].Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 24 July 1976. “mueang thai – mueang ‘fa sung phaendin tam’: rawang ya hai ron lae luk pen fai khuen” [Thailand – the land of ‘high sky and low land’: beware of heat, it burns].” In Kor/Por 2/2519/1, Folder 3: “thatsana kiaokap sathanakan tang kanmueang” [The viewpoint on the political situation]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 4 January 1976. “muen kwa yok khabuan khao ko tho mo” [Over 10 thousand (people) marched to Bangkok].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/8: “bot bat thang kanmueang khong phra kittiwutthophikkhu phu-am-nuai-kan chitta-phawan witthayalai” [the Political Role of monk Kitthiwutho Bhikkhu, the director of Chittapawan College]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 5 January 1976. “nae 6 kho set laeo klap” [Suggestion of 6 proposals, then return].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/8: “bot bat thang kanmueang khong phra kittiwutthophikkhu phu-am-nuai-kan chitta-phawan witthayalai” [the Political Role of monk Kitthiwutho Bhikkhu, the director of Chittapawan College], 1, 14. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 25 June 1973. “naksueksa bok siachai yangsudsueng nai kanlaloei khammansanya khong phuyai” [Students said sorry deeply for the violation of the adults’ promise].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/14: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces], 1, 16. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 10 October 1973. “naksueksa chumnum tosu yan sawang phanuek kamlang pratuang nak nayok prap naksueksa” [Students demonstrated seriously till dawn against the prime minister suppressing students].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 10 October 1973. “Naksueksa chumnum tosu yan sawang phanuek kamlang pratuang nak nayok prap naksueksa” [Students demonstrated seriously till dawn against the prime minister suppressing students].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “Hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The Unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 3 July 1974. “nisit naksueksa” [students].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 19 July 1973. “nisit witsawa chula yudrian prathuang mati koromo” [Students from Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University strike (not going to school) to demonstrate against the Cabinet resolution].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/10: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 17 June 1975. “nuea tai ok tok” [North, South, East, West], by “Nai Kanghan” .” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc].Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 August 1975. “nuea tai ok tok” [North, South, East, West], by “Nai Kanghan” .” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 4 August 1975. “nuea tai ok tok” [North, South, East, West], by “Nai Kanghan”.” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 16 August 1975. “nuea tai ok tok” [North, South, East, West], by “Nai Kanghan”.” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Daily News .
The National Archives of Thailand. 25 August 1973. “patibatkan thi na chomchoei lae khuan mong khong so no to” [The NSCT’s activities should be admired and viewed], by Anuchit Phunsitthichok.” In Kor/Por 7/2516/9: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 July 1974. “phalang mai khong klum naksueksak” [the new Force of students].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: "nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang" [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 5 January 1973. “phalang naksueksa: khwamwangmai” [Student Forces: The New Hope].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/9: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces], by Sadao Klangdon. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 20 June 1974. “phalang nisit naksueksa” [the power of students], by “Khae Khui, Nui Bangkhuntian” .” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 22 March 1973. “phalang nisitnaksueksa kanpaiphatthana chonnabot” [the power of students, and the development of rural areas], by Son Samira.” In Kor/Por 7/2516/9: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 25 March 1975. “poedpong ‘nawapon,’ si ai e nun yaek ‘phalang’ thai” [Reveal “Nawapol” with the supports of CIA to divide “forces” of Thai].” In Kor/Por 7/2518/25: “naksueksa lae klumphalang: nawapol” [Students and Power bloc: Nawapol]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 6 October 1973. “poei raichue phuruamglum mi khonthai nai amerika duai” [revealing name list of the group, Thai people in the US included].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 6 October 1973. “poei raichue phuruamglum mi khonthai nai amerika duai” [revealing name list of the group, Thai people in the US included].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 16 June 1975. “Prap sia thi – yonyan manan” [Suppress them, letting loose for a long time], by Ronnachak.” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 8 October 1973. “rabu bangkhon khoei pai chindaeng cha chap phuruam pruettikan ik” [indicating that someone ever visit Communist China, would arrest the team members again].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 8 October 1973. “rabu bangkhon khoei pai chindaeng cha chap phuruam pruettikan ik” [indicating that someone ever visit Communist China, would arrest the team members again].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 8 October 1973. “rabu bangkhon khoei pai chindaeng cha chap phuruam pruettikan ik” [indicating that someone ever visit Communist China, would arrest the team members again].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 24 July 1974. “rabu naksueksak nok sunnisit tham suanruam siachue” [indicating that some students outside NSCT defame the group].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 29 March 1976. “rabu phuenthi – nawaphon khomhaeng naksueksa” [defining location – Nawapol bullies students].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/15: “bot bat lae phruettikam khong so no to” [The role and behavior of NSCT]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 13 November 1973. “ruam phalang mai di kwa rue” [combining forces are better, aren’t they?].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/15: “naksueksa lae klum phalang tangtang: khrongkan phoeiphrae prachathippatai” [Students and other Forces: The Project of Democracy Propagation]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 6 September 1976. “samak rap nun ‘achiwa’ kwang ngan sonoto” [Samak accepted supporting ‘vocational students’ to obstruct NSCT].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/15: “bot bat lae phruettikam khong so no to” [The role and behavior of NSCT]. Bangkok: Prachachat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 21 June 1975. “samakhon waiwangchai athikanbodi lae soso patiset laeo chueng mai khon” [the association trusts the rector and the Representatives refuse, so investigation is not necessary].” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 11 October 1976. “sang pracham kongnun rap biawat, italian daeng raboed thut thai” [order military reserve gets wages, the red Italian bombs Thai Embassy].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/9, Folder 1: “korani hetkan 6 tula 2519” [The case of 6 October 1976 incident]. Bangkok: Daily Times.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 July 1976. “sanyan bok het” [the Sign of calamity].” In Kor/Por 2/2519/1, Folder 2: “thatsana kiaokap sathanakan tang kanmueang” [The viewpoint on the political situation]. Bangkok: Prachachat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 16 July 1976. “sapha nisit naksueksa totan sun nisit” [The Student Council protests against NSCT].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/15: “bot bat lae phruettikam khong so no to” [The role and behavior of NSCT]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 11 December 1972. “sarupphon prating sinkha yipun wa thathi yipun plianpai mak” [finally, the boycott of Japanese products resulted in the changing of Japanese position dramatically].” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 1974. “Seksan chi sangkhom Thai tong phatirup kansueksa” [Seksan indicates that Education must be reformed in Thai society].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. n.p.
The National Archives of Thailand. 4 March 1976. “sun nisit ang kanmueang” [NSCT refers to politics].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/15: “bot bat lae phruettikam khong so no to” [The role and behavior of NSCT]. Bangkok: Daily Times.
The National Archives of Thailand. 17 September 1974. “thai thot TV talot 2 wan” [Live broadcast on TV for 2 days] .” In Kor/Por 7/2517/21, Folder 1: “korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the case of 14 October 1973 incident]. Bangkok: Thai Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 1976. “thalaengkan chabap thi 1, sun nisit khabot to phaendin thai” [The statement No. 1: NSCT is treason to Thailand].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/15: “bot bat lae phruettikam khong so no to” [The role and behavior of NSCT]. Bangkok: This data come from a leaflet distributed to people which called for gathering and protest against NSCT on 16-19 July 1976.
The National Archives of Thailand. 8 October 1974. “Theerayut song bunthuek kho wangmue chak kanmueang” [Theerayut sends the notice to withdraw from the politics].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: “nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang” [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Daily Time.
The National Archives of Thailand. 28 June 1974. “tonhet kandoenkhabuan” [the cause of demonstration], by "Pha Woi".” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Chaothai .
The National Archives of Thailand. 18 November 1972. “yipun roem waitua ti tuk totan cha ha tang lotdun kankha kap thai” [Japan started to be aware of the resistance and would find the solution to reduce the trade deficit with Thailand] .” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 26 June 1975. “yuwasong to kittiwuttho, chi satsana phut pen sangkhomniyom” [The Young Sangha contends Kittiwuttho, indicates that Buddhism is socialism].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/8: “bot bat thangkanmueang khong phra kittiwutthophikkhu phuamnuaikan chittaphawan witthayalai” [the Political Role of monk Kitthiwutho Bhikkhu, the director of Chittapawan College]. Bangkok: Prachathippatai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 31 January 1975. “naksueksa lae klum phalang” [Students and Power bloc]. In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 October 1973. “Hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: 1-2,15. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 October 1973. “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The Unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: 16. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 28 October 1973. In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 2. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 15 October 1973. In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 1. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 15 October 1973. In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 4. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 15 October 1973. In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 15. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 15 October 1973. In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 15. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 October 1973. In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 15-16. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 October 1973. In Kor/Por 7/2516/17: “hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [the unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 1-2,15. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 13 May 1972. In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 5 February 1970. “10 sathabun chan sung pra kat chaad tang soon klang nisit nak suksa khong thai [10 high institutions announced founded the National Student Center of Thailand].” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 25 May 1972. “aeb song, "khrongkarn pha dip" [The unblesched cloth project].” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 February 1970. “apriprai lueak nayok klua dai nayok pratoo khem [Discussion of Prime Minister Election: Fear of getting dried salted Mackerel Prime Minister].” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 12 October 1976. “at nam ratthathammanun pi 17 ma kae, lot sapha patirup luea khae 200 khon [The 1974 constitution may be amended, Refrom Council reduced to 200].” In Kor/Por 2/2519/5, Folder 1: “kanborihan ngan khong ratthanan nai samai thanin kraiwichian pen nayokratthamontri” [The Administration of Thanin Kraivixien’s Government as Prime Minister]. Bangkok, BKK: Daily Times.
The National Archives of Thailand. 13 June 1974 . “bot bat khong nisit naksueksa thuk thangmot rue [the student’s roles are all correct?].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 5 February 1970. “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students], “11 maha vitthayalai nak suksa pavarana tham prayot [Students of 11 Universities dedicated to help].” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 9 October 1976. “Bueang lang patiwat, phoei chom 24 ‘khana patirup’ [Behind the Coup, Unveil 24 National Administrative Reform Council].” In Kor/Por 2/2519/5, Folder 1: “kanborihan ngan khong ratthanan nai samai thanin kraiwichian pen nayokratthamontri” [The Administration of Thanin Kraivixien’s Government as Prime Minister]. Bangkok, BKK: Daily Times.
The National Archives of Thailand. 13 June 1970. “chula tang chomrom taang karn mueang kratun nisit raab pid chob tor chaat (Chulalongkorn University establishes “Politics Club" to arouse student to be more responsible for the Nation.” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. n.p.
The National Archives of Thailand. 26 August 1975. “Column “Nga Saeng”.” In Kor/Por 7/2518/20: “naksueksa lae klumphalang” [Students and Power bloc]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 14 October 1974. “Fuen kwamlang 14 tula 16 [Revive the Past: 14 October 1973] .” In Kor/Por 7/2517/21 Folder 1: “korani hetkan 14 tulakhom 2516” [the case of 14 October 1973 incident], by Son Thale. Bangkok, BKK.
The National Archives of Thailand. 21 May 1974. “hen cha tong choru (hu ta) kan sia mai [should bore new holes (ears, eyes)].” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 13 March 1970. “Kukrit.” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 17 June 1973. “lop chue naksueksa ramkhamhaeng kao khon than phim nangsue khian siadsi rueang to ayu krathing thungyai [9 Ramkhamhaeng university students had been expelled from a charge of publishing a satirical book about the tenure extension of the gaur of Thung Yai].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/14: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 9 October 1973. “mo tho pratuang nak yud sop mai mi kamnod, adit soso khaisaeng suksai khao mop tua laeo” [Thammasat University demonstrated seriously, stop doing exams without deadline, former Representative Khaisaeng Suksai meets the police].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/16: “Hetkan mai sangop nueangchak kanriakrong ratthathammanun: korani hetkan 14 tula 2516” [The Unrest due to the demand for the constitution: the case of 14 October 1973 incident], 1, 16. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 5 May 1974. “Naksueksa phoeiprae prachathippatai krapchak chonnabot laeo sammana [Students, who disseminate democracy, returned from the countruside, then held a seminar],.” In Kor/Por 2/2517/2 Folder 21: “Botbat Naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok, BKK: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 23 June 1973. “naksueksa song phuthaen phao nailuang, prachachon borichak ngoen kha ahan songmuen [students sent representatives to have an audience with the King, the people donate twenty thousand].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/14: “naksueksa lae klumphalang tangtang” [Students and other Forces]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 15 June 1970. “ngae kid jaak khao [Point of View from the News], by Sathien Chantimathorn.” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: "bot bat naksueksa," [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 15 March 1970. “nisit naaksueksa kueap sam pan pattana mooban [Around 3 thousand Students developed Villages].” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 21 June 1972. “nisit sipet sathaban tang sun ronnarong puea setthakit [students from 11 institutions established center from economic promotion].” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “Nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 24 May 1970. “pok krong gun duay kwam glua rean job nak suksa liang tuo eng mai dai [rule with fear, students cannot feed themselves after graduation].” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 1/2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 16 July 1970. “puea prieab tieab kaab laatthi uen sonjai karn mueang dee gua deon khabuan [To compare with other Doctrines, Be interested in Politics better than Marching].” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Chao Thai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 6 October 1976. “Sang sop ‘khwaenkho’ lan pho: rabu phap min pramat ongratchathayat [Ordering Investigation the ‘Hanging’ at Bodhi Tree Yard (Lan Pho): the picture indicating the lèse-majesté of the Crown Prince].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 13: “korani kanklapkhao prathet khong chomphon thanom” [the case of the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom], . Bangkok, BKK: Prachachat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 19 November 1972. “song tuean naksueksa kantotan sinkha yipun [(The King) advised students about the anti-Japanese products that they “should think carefully and beneficially].” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai,” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 12 July 1972. “sun naksueksa ronnarong puea setthakit thai tang phanaek wichai thurakit yipun [NSCT campaigned for Thai economy through established department of Japanese Business Research] .” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “Nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai” [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 November 1972. “sun nisit naksueksa pratuang yipun totan mai sue sinkha yipun [NSCT protested Japan through not buying Japanese products for 10 days] .” In Kor/Por 7/2515/17 Folder 1: “Nisit lae naksueksa: karnronnarong totan sinkha yipun lae karnsongsoen hai chai sinkha thai" [students: campaign against Japanese commodities and promotion of using Thai products]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 21 September 1970. “tae tha cha doen khabuan ko kho hai chai samong kon doy mi paomai naenon lae puea suan ruam [but supposing to protest, please first using Brain with certian goals and for the public].” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 28 June 1974. “tonhet kandoenkhabuan [the cause of demonstration], by “Pha Woi".” In Kor/Por 7/2517/15: nak sueksa lae klum phalang tangtang [Students and other Groups of Forces]. Bangkok: Chaothai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 2 October 1970. “tuen thued lukdom [Wake Up, Thammasat!]; ngae khid chak khao [The Point of View from the News], by Anan Saisiriwit.” In Kor/Por 8/2513/9 Folder 2: “bot bat naksueksa,” [The Role of Students]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 26 October 1958. “wiphak wichan [A Critique] .” In Kor/Por 7/2501/Bor 21.11 “Rueang khana patiwat” [The case of the Revolutionary Party]. Bangkok, BKK: San Seri.
The National Archives of Thailand. 2 May 1973. “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 1: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 2 May 1973. “nayok wa phuak pai la sat phrang tua pai ratchakan lap, po wo ko kanchanaburi yan “maimi” ” [Prime Minister said they had gone to wildlife hunting as a disguise of the “secret mission,” while the province governor confirmed “Nothing”].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 1: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 1 May 1973. “Chaonatipa poei pai la krating: ham mai chuea nam khana pai ying sat pa nao men tuo pa” [wildlife rangers revealed of guar hunting: already prohibited but ignored, and led the group shot wildlife and caused stinky wild].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 1: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 3 May 1976. “Kukrit” [Kukrit].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 1: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 1 May 1973. “chaonatipa poei pai la krating : ham mai chuea nam khana pai ying sat pa nao men tuo pa” [wildlife rangers revealed of guar hunting: already prohibited but ignored, and led the group shot wildlife and caused stinky wild].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 1: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 3 May 1973. “khamsang tamruat hai ngot long khao khoptoe” [Order from the police to stop writing the copter’s news].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 1: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 2 May 1973. “prapas koei tuean mai hai la chai khopter khon ni tamruat” [Prapas used to warn not to hunt, they using copter carrying to flee the police] .” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 1: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Thai Rat .
The National Archives of Thailand. 26 May 1973. “sang pai ratchakanlap ching, to ayu maimi okat patiset dai, pen nathi ko ro mo” [ordering to secret mission is true, extending the tenure cannot refuse, it is the duty of the Cabinet].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 2: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 7 May 1973. “khat samnuek nai ‘sinlatham’ hai nayok longthot naklasat tukkhon” [the Lack of Morality Awareness, Prime Minister shall punish everyone].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 2: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 16 May 1973. “tam khamsang khong so no tho poed apriprai ‘lasat’ roem sipchet wanni thi chula” [according to the request of NSCT, opening discussion on ‘hunting animals,’ starts today at Chulalongkorn University].” In Kor/Por 7/2516/6 Folder 2: “korani kanlaklop lasat nai khet pasanguan thungyai tambon raiwo amphoe sangkhla changwat kanchanaburi” [the case of the illegal wild animals hunting game in Thung Yai Reserved Forest Area, Rai Wo sub-district, Sangkhla district, Kanchanaburi Province]. Bangkok: Thai Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 12 August 1976. “sun nisit ti khao thanom wa sang sathanakan” [NSCT criticizes the news of Thanom that wanted to create situation].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 1: "korani kantotan kan-klap-khao prathet khong chomphon thanom kittikhachon lae korani kwaenkho 2 sop thi changwat nakhon pathom”. [the case of demonstration against the return Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn and the case of 2 hangings in Nakhon Pathom province]. Bangkok: Prachathippatai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 3 September 1976. “athibodi tamruat song tamruat prom rap hetkan thanom toi yang mai klap nai raya ni” [Royal Thai Police Chief orders police to deal with situations, Thanom retreats, not return at the moment].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 1: “korani kantotan kan-klap-khao prathet khong chomphon thanom kittikhachon lae korani kwaenkho 2 sop thi changwat nakhon pathom". [the case of demonstration against the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn and the case of 2 hangings in Nakhon Pathom province]. Bangkok: Daily Times.
The National Archives of Thailand. 17 August 1976. “tha thanom klap” [If Thanom returns], Column “Khaekhui,” by “Nui Bangkhunthian”.” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 1: “korani kantotan kan-klap-khao prathet khong chomphon thanom kittikhachon lae korani kwaenkho 2 sop thi changwat nakhon pathom”. [the case of demonstration against the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn and the case of 2 hangings in Nakhon Pathom province],. Bangkok: Daily Time.
The National Archives of Thailand. 5 October 1976. “Yok Khabuan chak sanam luang buk yuet: Tang changwat chumnum phrom nai khrung” [the demonstration moved from the Royal Plaza (Sanam Luang) and occupied Thammasat University: other provinces gathered as Bangkok].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 12: กรณีการกลับเข้าประเทศของจอมพลถนอม กิตติขจร และการต่อต้านจากฝ่ายต่างๆกับกรณีคดีแขวนคอ 2 ศพที่จังหวัดนครปฐม [the case of the return of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn and the demonstrations from various groups and the case of 2 hangings in Nakhon Pathom]. Bangkok, BKK: Daily News.
The National Archives of Thailand. 5 October 1976. ““Naksueksa Phanuek kamlang khaplai ‘Thanom’” [Students combine forces to expel ‘Thanom’].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 12: “korani kanklapkhao prathet khong chomphon thanom kittikhachon lae kantotan chak faitangtang kap korani khadi kwaenkho 2 sop thi changwat nakhon pathom”. [the case of the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn and the demonstrations from various groups and the case of 2 hangings in Nakhon Pathom province]. Bangkok: Prachathippatai.
The National Archives of Thailand. 21 September 1976. “chiwon puean lueat” [Buddhist robe was tainted with blood].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 5: “korani kantotan kan-klap-khao prathet khong chomphon thanom kittikhachon lae korani kwaenkho 2 sop thi changwat nakhon pathom”. [the case of demonstration against the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn and the case of 2 hangings in Nakhon Pathom province]. Bangkok: Siam Rat.
The National Archives of Thailand. 20 September 1976. “hai chapkum thanom kan ratthaprahan” [Arrest Thanom – to prevent coup].” In Kor/Por 7/2519/1, Folder 5: “korani kantotan kan-klap-khao prathet khong chomphon thanom kittikhachon lae korani kwaenkho 2 sop thi changwat nakhon pathom”. [the case of demonstration against the return to Thailand of Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn and the case of 2 hangings in Nakhon Pathom province]. Bangkok: Prachathippatai.
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