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Ho Chi Minh greatly desired to see a united and independent Vietnam under the rule of the Communist Party. This would be only realized after he died, in 1975.
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∙ 7y agoHo Chi Minh greatly desired to see a united and independent Vietnam under the rule of the Communist Party. This would be only realized after he died, in 1975.
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Was So Chi Minh a relative of Ho Chi Minh?
See: Biography on Ho Chi Minh.
What did chi Minh hope to see in the future?
Ho Chi Minh greatly desired to see a united and independent Vietnam under the rule of the Communist Party. This would be only realized after he died, in 1975.
How many schools did Ho chi Minh attend?
See website: Ho Chi Minh
Who was the leader of the viet cong?
See website: Viet Cong
What are some places in Vietnam people would like to see?
I would like to see Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, An Hoa, and the Mekong Delta.
How tall was Ho Chi Minh?
According to History Channel, HCM was only 4 feet 11 inches.
Who is the present day leader of Vietnam?
There is no North and South in Vietnam. Just Vietnam.
What is the exact address of the building where the Geneva Accords of 1954 was signed?
See: Statistics About the Vietnam War. Recommended by the History Channel. Also try: Ho Chi Minh; and French Indo-China War.
Who were the architects of the war in Vietnam?
Ho Chi Minh and General Giap...they're the men that started the war, and they're the men that won it (although Ho didn't live long enough to see it, his General did).
What country did ho chi Minh seek independence?
Ho Chi Minh was the president of Vietnam from 1945 until 1955, when Vietnam was divided into North Vietnam and South Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh, known by the North Vietnamese people as "Uncle Ho" remained as president of North Vietnam until his death in 1969 while the U.S. "war in Vietnam" continued. He didn't live long enough to see his life-long dream come true with the defeat of South Vietnam and a unified country in 1975.
Can you see chi chi or bulma nude in budokai tenkaichi 2?
yes
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.
