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Why were the Vietnamese resisting against the French?
Because they didn't want to live under French rule or influence. Ho chi Min thought the Vietnamese people were better off ruling thierselves. To bad Uncle Ho believed in the idea of communism.
Who controlled Vietnamese before World War 2?
Before World War II, Vietnam was under French colonial rule as part of French Indochina, which included Laos and Cambodia. The French established control over Vietnam in the mid-19th century, exploiting its resources and implementing a system of colonial administration. This period was marked by significant resistance from the Vietnamese people, leading to various uprisings against French authority. The colonial rule persisted until the Japanese occupation during World War II.
French missionaries sought to convert the Vietnamese population to?
christianity
What were the vietnamese's in World War 2?
The Vietnamese did not participate in WW2. Lots of dead bodies of Japanese soldiers testify to the participation of the Vietnamese in WW2. Japan invaded "French Indo-China" as it was then called and defeated the French in short order. The Vietnamese were not such a pushover and put up a spirited resistance all through the Japanese occupation.
Was Saigon involved in world war 2 or Korean war?
Saigon, known today as Ho Chi Minh City, was significantly affected by World War II as it was under Japanese occupation from 1940 to 1945. Following the war, it became a focal point in the First Indochina War as Vietnamese nationalists fought for independence from French colonial rule. During the Korean War (1950-1953), Saigon was not directly involved, but it was part of the broader context of Cold War tensions in Southeast Asia, with the U.S. supporting the French and later the South Vietnamese government.
What is the Plural form of vietnamese?
The plural form of Vietnamese is Vietnamese. "Vietnameses" or any other possible plural forms of Vietnamese does not exist. The same rule applies to certain other groups as well. For example, "Frenches" does not exist. It's just French.
Why did the Vietnamese fight the french after World War 2?
The Vietnamese wanted to rule themselves. They had been shown that the European countries could be beaten when the Japanese took over French Indo-China in 1941. That gave them the impetus to try to remove the French from their country.
What is the nationality of tila tequila?
she is mixed between vietnamese and french
Do vietnamese speak french?
Some Vietnamese people do speak French, as the country was colonized by the French in the past. French influence can still be observed in certain aspects of Vietnamese culture and language. However, the majority of Vietnamese people do not speak French fluently today.
Why were the Vietnamese resisting against the French?
Because they didn't want to live under French rule or influence. Ho chi Min thought the Vietnamese people were better off ruling thierselves. To bad Uncle Ho believed in the idea of communism.
Who were the vietminh?
The Viet Minh were a North Vietnamese communist gurrilla force originally made to secure independance from French rule and later fought against the USA in the Vietnam War. They are often wrongly called the Viet Cong. This is incorrect as the Viet Cong was the name given to the South Vietnamese communist force, and were not a part of the Northern forces.
Who lived in French Indochina?
The Vietnamese
Vietnamese war affect Johnson's presidency?
Yes, it caused him to reject a run for a second term as President.
The communist leader of the vietnamese rebellion against french and Japanese rule vienam which won independent for veinam for only a few months in 1945?
Ho Chi Minh
My Magrandpa is from Vietnam, he is half Vietnamese cause his father from Spain, and his mother that is Vietnamese have a father that from mongolia. and my dad is full French, me i was born France, Am I French with origin Vietnamese/Spanish and Mongolian?
Yas
Who controlled Vietnamese before World War 2?
Before World War II, Vietnam was under French colonial rule as part of French Indochina, which included Laos and Cambodia. The French established control over Vietnam in the mid-19th century, exploiting its resources and implementing a system of colonial administration. This period was marked by significant resistance from the Vietnamese people, leading to various uprisings against French authority. The colonial rule persisted until the Japanese occupation during World War II.
What is the name of Vietnamese currency?
During the war, it was the French "P" (Piasters).
