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In 1945, after the birth of the young Democratic Republic of Vietnam, President Ho Chi Minh hoped to receive support from the United States and France to build a democratic, free and happy Vietnam. Continue reading “The Indochinese Communist Party had once declared its self-dissolution on November 11, 1945”
W.Minh Tuan
On March 10, 1988, Chairman of the Council of Ministers Pham Hung died suddenly in Saigon, so Vice Chairman of the Council of Ministers Vo Van Kiet was made Acting Chairman of the Council of Ministers – that is, Acting Prime Minister. Comrade Do Muoi was also Vice Chairman of the Council of Ministers, but was not made Acting Chairman. Continue reading “About Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet”
W.Minh Tuan
On September 2, 1945, after the Democratic Republic of Vietnam was born, it encountered many difficulties.
After that September 2, 1945, no country in the world recognized Vietnam State. Even the Soviet Union did not recognize Vietnam, although the Indochinese Communist Party was founded under the direction of the Soviet Union. Continue reading “Uncle Ho once wished for an independent Vietnam under the French Union”
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We had fought the Americans to the point that they had to de-escalate the war, had to sign the Paris Agreement in 1973, and had achieved the prestige of “a small nation that defeated the largest and most powerful empire in the world”. Continue reading “If the Paris Agreement in 1973 had been implemented?”
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According to legend, Vietnamese history began in 2879 BC, from the reign of the first Hung King, King Kinh Duong Vuong Loc Tuc.
This is the first Hung Vuong King. Continue reading “Battle of Bach Dang, year 938, King Ngo Quyen”
