“Our cause is just our people are united from North to South; we have a tradition of undaunted struggle and the great sympathy and support of the fraternal socialist countries and progressive people all over the world. We shall win!”

—  Ho Chi Minh

"Appeal to Compatriots" (1966)
1960's

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Vietnamese communist leader and first president of Vietnam 1890–1969

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