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..., approximately halfway between [[Hanoi]] (764km/578mi to the north) and [[Ho Chi Minh City]] (964km/578 mi to the south). It is on the main north-south road, [[N

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During the war, the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]] roughly paralleled the current [[National Highway 1 (Vietnam)|Natio

| title = Ho Chi Minh: North Vietnam Leader ...d eventually came to London in 1914. The young man, later to be known as [[Ho Chi Minh]], wrote, in his autobiography, of working under Escoffier at the Carlton H

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*450 km northeast of [[Saigon]]/Ho Chi Minh City

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...ook place on March 24, 1945, and is ''not'' the government proclaimed by [[Ho Chi Minh]] on September 2, 1946. It was also ''not'' an independent Vietnam, but a s ...er the March 6 agreement among [[Jean Sainteny]] (Commissioner in Tonkin), Ho Chi Minh, and Vu Hong Khanh of the [[VNQDD]]. d'Argenlieu had been on leave, but was

...ee and the right to achieve Happiness...do you hear me, fellow countrymen?|Ho Chi Minh, September 1945 <ref name=Patti-Ho-Dec>{{citation

...considerable attachment to a leader who eventually was more of a symbol, [[Ho Chi Minh]]. See [[Communist Party of Vietnam]].

...ugh the province, with [[Soc Trang]] an intermediate point on the way to [[Ho Chi Minh City]]/[[Saigon]]. There is abundant boat transportation, and a light carg

}}</ref>acted as a political advisor to Ho Chi Minh in 1949, and returned as Head of State under French Union control. After ap Over the objections of Ho Chi Minh, on 29 January 1950, France's National Assembly granted autonomy to the St

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...COSVN (see also [[dau tranh]]). The PAVN supplied the COSVN through the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]].

...ut full authority for France, but only for his region, he negotiated, with Ho Chi Minh, and Vu Hong Khanh of the [[VNQDD]] the March 6, 1946 recognition the [[Dem

...ntact with [[Sun Yat-sen]], and later led a Soviet mission that included [[Ho Chi Minh]]. As a deputy to [[Adolf Joffe]], he worked to establish a working [[Chine

...hinh]]. Subsequently, however, as [[Le Duan]] took power from the ailing [[Ho Chi Minh]] in 1964, both of those pro-Soviet leaders lost power by 1968, apparently He joined the Indochinese Communist Party, founded in 1930 by [[Ho Chi Minh]], possibly somewhat after its creation, but was active in it by 1936. Giap