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They had been militarily defeated. There was no place left to fight over.
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How did the South Vietnam's surrender to North Vietnam develop the Vietnam War?
South Vietnam's surrender to North Vietnam is what ended the Vietnam War. The North Vietnamese had the goal of Vietnamese Unification and the surrender of South Vietnam in 1975 allowed them to achieve that objective.
What city did north Vietnam capture that caused south Vietnam to surrender?
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Did In 1974 North Vietnam surrender to South Vietnam?
1975 and reverse the statement.
What year did South Vietnam surrender to North Vietnam?
April 30th 1975 ; Saigon fell to the communists .
Where did the Vietnam War end?
At the South Vietnam Presidential Palace compound in Saigon on April 30, 1975 when North Vietnamese communist forces accepted the surrender of South Vietnam.
What city did north Vietnam enter to get south Vietnam to surrender?
The fall of Saigon occurred on April 30, 1975.
When did north Vietnam defeat the regime of south Vietnam?
NVA tanks crashed thru their gates and accepted their surrender on 30 April 1975.
Is Vietnam politically divided?
From 1954 to 1975, Vietnam was divided at the 17th parallel. In April, 1975, North Vietnam troops accepted the surrender of South Vietnam from its president, thereby unifying Vietnam into a single country.
What city did the North Vietnamese capture that caused South Vietnam to surrender?
The capital, Saigon.
Were American troops still in Vietnam when it became a communist country?
No. U.S. and allied forces left Vietnam in April, 1973 and South Vietnam took on the role of defending their country on their own. Communist tanks rolled into the South's capital of Saigon just two years later, in April 1975 and accepted the surrender of South Vietnam's Premier.
What happend when the US left the Vietnam war?
When the last U.S. fighting forces left Vietnam in April , 1973, every province in South Vietnam was under friendly control; the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) was trained and equipped to carry on their defense of South Vietnam. Within two years, the North Vietnamese Army had captured every northern province of South Vietnam, and rolled a tank onto the presidential palace grounds in April, 1975 to accept the surrender of the South Vietnam President. That surrender unified Vietnam into a single country governed by the Communist government in Hanoi. Many South Vietnamese fled the country into refugee camps in Thailand and the Philippines - many eventually settling in Australia, Europe, the United States and Canada. Other former South Vietnam officials or sympathizers were placed in 'reeducation camps,' many for several years before the agreed to live peaceably under the Communist regime.
Why does south Vietnam war surrender to north?
Because the south was firmly defeated by the north (plus the south ran out of aviation and tank fuel & artillery ammunition after the US Congress cut off financial aid to them).
