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US Army, Minority Groups in the Republic of Vietnam, Pamphlet 550-105 (1966)Department of the Army Pamphlet No. 550-105, Ethnographic Study Series, 1966: chapters on the Bahnar, Bru, Cua, Halang, Hre, Hroi, Jarai, Jeh, Katu, Koho, Ma, Mnong, Muong, Raglai, Rengao, Rhade, Sedang and Stieng, with their farming, hunting, weaving, music and customs as American officers recorded them. Public domain; copy from the Internet Archive.
The Highlanders of South Vietnam: A Review of Political Developments and Forces (CIA, June 1966)Declassified report by the Vietnamese Affairs Staff of the Office of the Director of Central Intelligence, June 1966, approved for release in 1999 (CIA-RDP80T01719R000300010003-8). The highlands from the French period to 1966: the BAJARAKA movement of 1957-1964, the Buon Enao program and the FULRO risings. A US government work in the public domain. The CIA wrote it about programs it ran.
Gerald C. Hickey, The Major Ethnic Groups of the South Vietnamese Highlands (RAND RM-4041, 1964)RAND memorandum RM-4041-ARPA, April 1964: the first systematic English survey of the highland peoples, group by group, with swidden farming, kinship, religion and the political situation of 1963. Copy from the Defense Technical Information Center via the Internet Archive.
Montagnard Dega People's Day Proclamation, in Rhade (Êđê), 2026Klei hưn mthâo Hruê Kơ Montagnard Dega. A Rhade translation by the Dega Central Highlands Organization of the proclamation signed by Governor Josh Stein at the Capitol in Raleigh on September 8, 2026. Seals and signature reproduced from the English original.
Montagnard Dega People's Day Proclamation — State of North Carolina, 2026The official proclamation signed by Governor Josh Stein at the Capitol in Raleigh on September 8, 2026, proclaiming September 20, 2026, as Montagnard Dega People's Day in North Carolina. One page, under the Great Seal of the State of North Carolina.
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