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When did Vietnam get there independece?
Vietnam has been formally independent since 2/9/1945 (after the August Revolution), but not until 30/4/1975 (when the Republic of South Vietnam was defeated) that they got fully independence in the whole country.
Who was winning in the Vietnam war?
According to US Generals, the US was clearly winning in Vietnam, until Tet arrived; then things got a little chaotic, the war got worse...and worse.
Which country got its independence in Sept 2 1945?
The country that got its independence in September 2, 1945 is Vietnam.
Where did cortez first land that is now mexico?
they never arrived they had to go to battle with the indians but they got defeated so they became slaves
Who got defeated in the Battle of Stalingrad in february 1943?
The country that was defeated in the battle of stalingrad was Nazi Germany. The leader that lead Nazi Germany was Adolf Hitler.
How did fighters get from North Vietnam to South Vietnam?
US Marines & US Sailors got there by ships. US Soldiers originally deployed with their whole units, thus they too went to South Vietnam by ship. After the USA units were in place (in country) then replacements usually arrived by chartered civilian airliners (like TWA, Flying Tiger Airlines, Braniff, etc.). US Marines/Sailors continued to deploy via ocean going vessels.
What is the duration of Vietnam's Got Talent?
The duration of Vietnam's Got Talent is 3600.0 seconds.
When was Vietnam's Got Talent created?
Vietnam's Got Talent was created on 2011-12-18.
What was the last battle of the French Indochina war where Vietnam declared independence?
Dien Bien Phu was the last battle, the french got seriously defeated and started negotiations.
Why do the US sent troops to Vietnam?
We got involved because the comunest were trying to take it over and we wanted to stay a democratic country.
Who got what they wanted out of the Vietnam war?
North Vietnam wanted to conquer the south. They did.
Why did Nixon resume bombing of north Vietnam and mine the harbors of haiphong and other port?
That day arrived in the spring of 1972, when the North Vietnamese launched a large-scale conventional offensive in South Vietnam's northern provinces. The U.S., claiming that this was an "invasion of South Vietnam" and a "flagrant violation" of the 1968 bombing halt agreement, resumed bombing of North Vietnam and then, when the offensive continued and Hanoi did not agree to U.S. demands, escalated further the bombing and mined the country's principal port. For more information go to: http://www.us-foreign-policy-perspective.org/index.php?id=316 <---- I got my information from this website
