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Who was the french dictator during World War 2?
Charles de Gaulle was the french dictator. He was the dictator for the FREE FRENCH only.
What is ironic about America helping the French against Ho Chi Minh?
The United States were fighting patriotic revolutionaries, who were fighting for Vietnamese independence. The United States was founded by patriotic revolutionaries, who fought for American independence.
Why did the Vietnamese guerrillas fight the French in Indochina?
France was the only country after WW2 that refused to grant independence to its Asian colonies. Ho Chi Minh had tried to ask the U.S. to help negotiate with the French, but the U.S. refused because he had had communist contacts during WW2. That left no option but a war of independence against France, which as the only military support he could get was from his previous communist contacts Vietnam eventually became a communist nation.
Who was the French dictator who the British fought against in Europe from 1801-1815?
He was the French Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte.
What did the Britain and french fight for?
why were the british and french fighting
Who was the french dictator during World War 2?
Charles de Gaulle was the french dictator. He was the dictator for the FREE FRENCH only.
How did nationalists draw international attention for their struggle against the French in 1956?
because they were fighting for independence
Why did the French help the Patriots in their war for Independence?
Because the French wanted to get back at the British for fighting against them in the French and Indian War, and they saw their chance and went for it!
What is ironic about America helping the French against Ho Chi Minh?
The United States were fighting patriotic revolutionaries, who were fighting for Vietnamese independence. The United States was founded by patriotic revolutionaries, who fought for American independence.
How do you say 'willing' in French?
'willing' in french is 'pret.'
Why did the Vietnamese guerrillas fight the French in Indochina?
France was the only country after WW2 that refused to grant independence to its Asian colonies. Ho Chi Minh had tried to ask the U.S. to help negotiate with the French, but the U.S. refused because he had had communist contacts during WW2. That left no option but a war of independence against France, which as the only military support he could get was from his previous communist contacts Vietnam eventually became a communist nation.
Did haiti gain independence on January 1 1804?
Yes after fighting the french from 1791-1804 in what became termed the Haitian Revolution.
Who was the French fighting in French revolution?
The french people were fighting to overthrow the monarchy that was their government.
What were the French fighting about in the French revolution?
the french were fighting about equal rights, and for fair taxes.
What African country under French control revolted in 1954?
Algeria revolted against the French from 1954 to 1962. Algeria finally gained its independence from France, after 8 years of intense fighting.
What did the french do to issue the Declaration Of Independence?
The French were not involved in the Declaration of Independence.
What is cage-fighting in french?
its called cage fighting in both English and french
