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Who was the president of north Vietnam at the time also who was the president of south Vietnam what happened to the president of south Vietnam and who replaced him as leader?
ANSWER Ho Chi Minh was the president of North Vietnam during the Vietnam War his original name was Nguyen Tat. Diem was the president of South Vietnam. Diem was assassinated Nguyen Van Thien was the president of South Vietnam after him.
What happened to the President of South Vietnam during the War?
He died in Massachusetts in 2001.
What world event happened when Dwight D. Eisenhower was president?
the start of the Vietnam War
What happened to the president of South Vietnam at the time of the Vietnam War?
Diem was assassinated the same year Kennedy was in 1963. Thieu remained president until his country fell to the communists, then evacuated to the US, and died in Boston, Mass.
What happened to the president of South Vietnam and who replaced him at the time of the Vietnam War?
Thieu fled to Taiwan and later to England after the fall of Saigon. Edit by Engl1sh: In case you are asking a question about what happened to Diem: The CIA had someone assassinate Diem so that his corrupted government would be toppled. Afterwards Thieu became President.
Who is the Vice President of Vietnam?
Nguyen Thi Doan is the Vice President of Vietnam.
Who was replaced by the president of South Vietnam?
Thieu was president, until North Vietnam conquered his country (South Vietnam).
Was Gerald Ford President when the Vietnam's war end?
Ford was President when South Vietnam fell to the communists (North Vietnam).
What happened between Asia and Vietnam?
Vietnam is in asia.
Who is the newest president of South Vietnam?
The latest president, at the time of South Vietnam's fall was President Nguyen Van Thieu.
How many presidents has Vietnam had?
44 president in vietnam
Why was what happened in gulf of tonkin necessary?
Without it, the President wouldn't legally have the authority to use whatever military force he felt he needed in Vietnam.
