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What is Ho Chi City called now?
Did Ho Chi Minh city revert to Saigon?Ans 2.I'm Vietnamese so I know the answer to this. You can call the city Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon, both are correct.
Why was ho chi minh trail effective?
The HO CHI MINH Trail was "Very" effective. But it wasn't a trail. It was a "Network" of roads and trails. If the US could have "widened" the war and involved Cambodia & Laos, the Ho Chi Minh could have easily been destroyed or occupied by US/Allied forces. Of course, then, possibly Red China and/or the Soviets would have had something to say about it. Red China DID enter the Korean War when US Forces invaded North Korea in 1950. So we simply bombed it, and conducted covert operations against it.
Why did US dislike Ho Chi Minh?
Guess what, I'm one of those people. Ho Chi Minh is a cruel, cruel man, he killed his own people in many tragic ways. Just saying that is getting me mad. He lived in the Northern part of Viet Nam but wanted to take over the Southern part of Viet Nam, that's where I used to live. But doesn't that sound so stupid? We lived in the same country but why does he wanted to fight for land? The people in the Northern part were super strong, but our people were not afraid, they risks their lives to save their families. Ho Chi Minh Killed everyone that was in his way, even old people and children, you should see some of the movies about the Viet Nam war, when Ho Chi Minh kill old womans because they don't want him to take away their kids and grandkids. Sadly, the Viet Nam war ended and Ho Chi Minh won. Now Viet Nam is under the control of the people in Northern part, which means is under the control of Ho Chi Minh. Even though he's dead but his powers are still strong. People in Viet Nam honor him for that and Southern people were forced to honor him or else they'll go to jail or even get kill. So now only the Northern people get to be presidents and can do anything they want, like take money and houses and maybe even families, my grandma was forced to give away her house so she have to hire a lawyer and fight for her old house for many years. That's why so many Vietnamese are in USA now, including my family, too.
Was Ho Chi Minh married?
Ho chi Minh did not ever got married. Some rumors have been circulated he was married, but the fact he never married. Ho did produced some off springs from many woman. Back in pre-communist day, all the citizen belong to the state. a family is consider a private property or a corporation, so the law back then was not allowed. Ho was use to with the idea of getting to see any woman at night. Some time to the village girls. Some time to his own fellow comrades. Most of the time when he traveled around the country, his village chiefs would offer their daughter to Ho as a token for his hard works to save Vietnam from evil-white man empire.Most of the time,Ho would gladly accepted the offer.
North Vietnam sent arms and supplies south by way of a network of jungle paths known as the?
Ho Chi Minh Trail. Not too much of a jungle route remaining, it was bombed so much. That's why it spread out into a net work, they had to keep building and repairing it.
Why did Ho Chi Minh have so many names?
Americans only knew of one of his names: Ho Chi Minh.
What district is ho chi minh city?
Ho Chi Minh CIty is a municipality so it does not belong to any district. However it has 24 districts in it.
Why did ho chi minh restrict freedom of speech?
Because Justin Minh said so
What is Ho Chi City called now?
Did Ho Chi Minh city revert to Saigon?Ans 2.I'm Vietnamese so I know the answer to this. You can call the city Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon, both are correct.
Did Ho Chi Minh die?
Yes, Ho Chi Minh died on September 02, 1969
Is Ho Chi Minh related to the royal family?
No, Ho Chi Minh Nguyen, may have the last name Nguyen, but had no connection what so ever to the Royal family of Vietnam. He was a commoner before he was famous, not even allowed close to the castle where the Nguyens were.
Why were the Vietnamese so loyal to Ho Chi Minh?
The Vietnamese were loyal to Ho Chi Minh because they had seen the corruption of colonial French Vietnam, and they wanted an independent, united country free of foreign domination. They did not trust the US anymore than they trusted the French.
Why was ho chi minh so dangerous during the Vietnam war?
"Dangerous" might not be the right word for a politician, Ho was simply a determined leader.
What Ho Chi Minh's goal?
First of all Ho Chi Minh was a Vietnamese nationalist that wanted independence from French colonial rule. When the French refused to grant Vietnam independence, Ho Chi Minh tried to approach the U.S. for peaceful support in obtaining independence. However this was the Mccarthy era and Ho Chi Minh had worked with communists during WW2 to help fight against Japan, so the U.S. refused to even recognize his approaches. Finally for lack of any other support in getting independence from France Ho Chi Minh returned to his WW2 communist contacts and the Vietnam War began. After the French were defeated and left Vietnam, the U.S. decided to continue the Vietnam War as they saw it as fighting the advance of communism.
How far is 109 degrees east longitude from ho chi min city?
Ho Chi Minh City is centered at about 106.688° east longitude. So the answer to the question is: about 2.312 degrees, or about 157 miles (253 km) at that latitude.
When did the us become suspicious of Ho Chi Minh after he received open praise from the Soviet Union Edmonton history?
Okay so I found an awnser do United States did not trust Soviet union because it was a communist country that’s oppressed it’s on peoples ideals is a communist liked ho Chi minh then the United States would not trust him because he must have been secretly conducting a relationship with them despite the fact that he described himself as a nationalist do United States thought the Ho Chi Minh was secretly a communist
What turned Ho Chi Minh and the Vietnam against America?
Ho Chi Minh wanted to add South Vietnam to North Vietnam. Over a number of years he built a series of roads and underground caves in preparation for his army to fight to conquer South Vietnam. Then the United States sent an army to prevent him from conquering South Vietnam. Eventually, the Americans decided they could not win and had no desire to continue to have solders killed so they left South Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh never hated America. Instead he wanted South Vietnam and America was in the way.
