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What led to the founding of vietcong?
The Viet Cong, officially known as the National Liberation Front (NLF), was founded in 1960 in South Vietnam. Its formation was driven by a combination of political, social, and economic factors. The communist North Vietnamese government, led by Ho Chi Minh, sought to unify the country under communist rule and saw the Viet Cong as a means to achieve this goal. The Viet Cong was also fueled by discontent among many South Vietnamese peasants and marginalized groups who were unhappy with the corrupt and oppressive government in the south.
What locations did the communist target during the Tet offensive?
South Vietnamese cities (NovaNet)
When did South Vietnamese đồng end?
South Vietnamese đồng ended in 1978.
When was South Vietnamese đồng created?
South Vietnamese đồng was created in 1953.
Has the Vietnamese lost any wars?
The South Vietnamese did.
Who was the Vietnamese fighting?
North against South Vietnamese.
What was the name of the south vietnamese opposition group that carried out thousands of assassinations of south vietnamese?
Vietcong
How many Vietnamese were killed by Americans and South Vietnamese?
125000365
Army of the Republic of Vietnam?
The South Vietnamese Army; "in-country"...we called him "Arvin the Marvin." There was also a South Vietnamese Air Force, Marines, Navy, and a South Vietnamese Ranger outfit.
What was the name for the South Vietnamese Communists?
South Vietnamese Army personnel were called ARVNs and South Viet civilians were called "Viet Nationals" (short for South Vietnamese citizens).
What was the 1968 offensive launched by the North Vietnamese against the South Vietnamese called?
tet offensiveThe 1968 offensive launched by the South Vietnamese was called the Tet offensive. It was called the Tet Offensive because it began in the early morning of 31 January 1968, which is Tết Nguyên Đán, the first day of the year on a traditional lunar calendar and the most significant Vietnamese holiday.
As the fighting began between the Vietcong and South Vietnamese army president Eisenhower tried to help South Vietnam by what?
As the fighting intensified between the Vietcong and the South Vietnamese army, President Eisenhower sought to support South Vietnam by providing military aid and financial assistance. He also increased the number of military advisors in the region, sending over 600 U.S. personnel to assist the South Vietnamese forces. Eisenhower's administration aimed to bolster the South Vietnamese government in its fight against communism, reflecting the broader U.S. policy of containment during the Cold War.
