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Ho Chí Minh was born as son of a teacher in poor conditions on May 19, 1890. But already in his early youth, he developed an aversion to the French colonialists. A peasant demonstration in Hue, where he acted as interpreter, ended in the hail of bullets of French soldiers. As rebel he was expelled from school and went to Saigon, where he signed up on a ship to get to know France. During the next years he also went to New York, Boston and London, before he returned to France again. There he joined the Socialist Party of France. He and his comrades-in-arms published a petition in 1918 that demanded more rights for the colonies in Indochina. In 1920 Ho Chi Minh was among the founding members of the French Communist Party. After a stay in Moscow, where he studied at the Communist University, he went to China. At the Whampoa Military Academy in Guangzhou he gave lectures on politics. Later, he was a leading coauthor of a guide for communist insurgencies. Afterwards, he was sentenced to death in absentia by the French colonial authorities.
In 1941, he traveled back to Vietnam and founded the Viet Minh, the League for the Independence of Vietnam. They fought against the Japanese and French occupying powers. Supported by the national Chinese, Ho Chi Minh exclaimed the democratic republic of Vietnam in Hanoi on September 2nd, 1945 after the Viet Minh had taken the cities of Hanoi, Hue and Saigon.
With the bombardment of Haiphong by French troops where 6,000 civilians have become victims, the Indochina war began in 1954 and ended with the departure of the French. The Geneva Geneva Conference brought a cease-fire, which provided a division of Vietnam at the 17th parallel. After two years, a government for the entire Vietnam should be elected.
But the US never felt tied to the agreement and thwarted the election because they feared that whole Southeast Asia could become Communist. Ho Chi Minh was always the driving force for the unification of Vietnam. When the United States intervened actively in 1965 in the fighting, which led to the Vietnam War, Ho Chi Minh planned the Ho Chi Minh trail through Laos. This traffic system, also known as Truong Son road ensured the military supplies of the South to the North. Ho Chi Minh died in 1969 and has not experienced the independence of a united Vietnam.
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Ho Chí Minh wurde am 19. Mai 1890 als Sohn eines Lehrers in ärmlichen Verhältnissen geboren. Doch schon in frühester Jugend entwickelte er eine Abneigung gegen die französischen Kolonialherren. Eine Bauerndemonstration in Hue, die er als Dolmetscher begleitete, endete im Kugelhagel der französischen Soldaten. Als Aufrührer wurde er von der Schule verwiesen und ging nach Saigon, wo er auf einem Schiff anheuerte um Frankreich kennenzulernen. Während der nächsten Jahre besuchte er auch New York, Boston und London, bevor er wieder nach Frankreich zurückkehrte. Dort schloss er sich der sozialistischen Partei Frankreichs an. 1918 veröffentlichten er und seine Mitstreiter eine Petition, die mehr Rechte auch für die Kolonien in Indochina forderten. 1920 gehörte er zu den Gründungsmitgliedern der kommunistischen Partei Frankreichs. Nach einem Aufenthalt in Moskau, wo er an der Kommunistischen Universität studierte ging er nach China. An der Whampoa-Militärakademie von Kanton hielt Ho Chi Minh Vorträge über Politik. Später war er führender Mitautor einer Anleitung für kommunistische Aufstände. Danach wurde er von den französischen Kolonialbehörden in Abwesenheit zum Tode verurteilt.
1941 reiste er wieder nach Vietnam und gründete die Viet Minh, die Liga für die Unabhängigkeit Vietnams. Sie kämpften gegen die japanischen und französischen Besatzungsmächte. Unterstützt von den Nationalchinesen rief Ho Chi Minh am 2. September 1945 in Hanoi die Demokratische Republik Vietnam aus, nachdem die Viet Minh die Städte Hanoi, Hue und Saigon eingenommen hatte.
Mit dem Beschuss von Haiphong durch französische Truppen, dem 6000 Zivilisten zum Opfer fielen, begann der Indochina Krieg, der mit dem Abzug der Franzosen 1954 endete. Die Genfer Indochina Konferenz brachte einen Waffenstillstand, der eine Zweiteilung Vietnams am 17. Breitengrad vorsah. Nach zwei Jahren sollte eine gesamt-vietnamesische Regierung gewählt werden.
Doch die USA sahen sich nie an das Abkommen gebunden und hintertrieben die Wahl, da sie fürchteten ganz Südostasien würde kommunistisch werden. Ho Chi Minh war immer die treibende Kraft zur Vereinigung Gesamtvietnams. Als die USA 1965 aktiv in die Kämpfe eingriffen, was zum Vietnamkrieg führte, plante Ho Chi Minh den Ho-Chi-Minh Pfad über Laos. Das, auch als Truong-Son-Straße bekannte Verkehrssystem gewährleistete die militärische Versorgung des Südens aus dem Norden gewährleisten. Er starb 1969 und hat die Unabhängigkeit eines vereinten Vietnams nicht erlebt.
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Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum-Hanoi, Vietnam (With Tour Guide History Lesson)

It was eerie to see the dead body of Ho Chi Minh lying in state after 45 years. There wasn't much light inside and there were guards everywhere so any chance of sneaking some video of the body went out the window. My guide eloquently explains the life and death of Ho Chi Minh, former Prime Minister and President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam).
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VV 2004 TRIP The emotional highlight of a stay in Ho Chi Minh was a visit to its War Museum. I went to this incredible war museum which I really want to mention because I want to promote them. It's a phenomenal museum. The war museum in Ho Chi Minh City used to be a Buddhist pagoda destroyed by the French soldiers when the American War or the Vietnamese War was the French War following the World War. There was a variety of the weaponry displayed in the museum and used against the Vietnamese people during the war. On display was a guillotine left over from the French War which had actually been used in the sixties by the Americans on suspected Viet Cong. In addition there was napalm, huge tanks, artillery guns, anti-artillery guns and anti-personnel weapons (such as bombs that resemble oranges or pineapples.) There were land shaking bombs which, while never exploding would be dropped from the sky and float to the earth using an umbrella like device. After landing they would shake the ground for a radius of 3km, knocking down village huts and even making people ill with nausea.

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Visiting the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi.

What to do in Hanoi? How about visiting the mausoleum as part of your tour. Changing of the guards at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi. This one definite must visit places when you travel to the capital of Vietnam. If you want to see Ho Chi Minh you have to wake up early because hours are limited and lines can be long

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Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, seeing the founder of modern Vietnam

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The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (Vietnamese: Lăng Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh) is the final resting place of Vietminh leader Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi, Vietnam. It is a large building located in the center of Ba Dinh Square, where Minh, Chairman of the Communist Party of Vietnam from 1951 until his death in 1969, read the Declaration of Independence on 2 September 1945, establishing the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. It is also known as Ba Đình Mausoleum (Vietnamese: Lăng Ba Đình) and is open to the public.

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War Remnants Museum - Ho Chi Minh - Vietnam

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Ho Chi Minh (1890 – 1969). A person with a simple lifestyle; a person of integrity; a teacher; a leader; a nationalist; a communist; a dictator; a father for it's people; a hero; a villain. This Vietnamese ruler had many faces. Who was he really?


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Recorded on the 17th of March 2016 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
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War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City

This Museum, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, is dedicated to covering the atrocities of war. It features photographs of victims of the Vietnam War (called the American War in Vietnam) and retired artillery pieces used by American forces during the war.

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