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- The Vietnam War
Discover the fascinating history of the Vietnam War with this animated video! Get a visual look into one of the most controversial and divisive wars in American history. From the causes of the conflict to the major battles and events that defined the war, this animated presentation brings the history of the Vietnam War to life. Perfect for history buffs, students, and anyone looking to understand the complexities of this historic event. Watch now and gain a new perspective on the Vietnam War.
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Vietnam:let’s vote for a solution
USA:nah war bro
Pretty cruel to say that bombing Laos is not having much affect as there is rural areas are targeted, while still a country can’t develop due to huge amount of the population still gets disabled for life due to bombs still hanging around on farm lands
He was talking about infrastructure
The truth about the Vietnam War that was never really told to Americans. The Vietnam War started during the Civil Rights movement and racial tension between whites and blacks all across America. Several members in the US government were segregationist and they had their eyes dumping their Blacks problem on Vietnam with the chaos that was happening in Vietnam at that time between Communist North Vietnam and Democratic South Vietnam. At that time, the South Vietnamese had 250,000 troops and North Vietnamese had 60,000 troops and the DMZ line had already been establish at the 17th parallel. Many Vietnamese peoples from both North and South did Not support going to War and killing each other over the idea of Communist. Even though several North and South Vietnamese leaders believe Vietnam should Not be divided and try to distrupt one another. But they couldn't rally enough support among the Vietnamese peoples in Vietnam to support going to War. Until Nov. 2, 1963 When JF Kennedy and LB Johnson order his CIA to stage a military coup assination on a catholic South Vietnamese President, Ngô Đình Diệm and his young brother Ngô Đình Nhu. This give America the power to do what ever they want to Vietnam and to the Vietnamese peoples. And they appointed an ex-Vietminh soldiers, Nguyễn Văn Thiệu as their puppet South Vietnamese President. The South Vietnamese President who cause the lives of 500,000 South Vietnamese troops killed or capture by the North Vietnamese army and their communist allies The Pathet Lao army, and the Communist Khmer Rouge army of Cambodia when he order them to be station and patrol in Kampuchea. And who told Nguyễn Văn Thiệu to do so? The United States, fear more Americans troops will be killed in Kampuchea. 20 days after the military coup assination of South Vietnamese President Ngô Đình Diệm and his young brother Ngô Đình Nhu. US President JF Kennedy was assinated in Dallas, TX on Nov 22, 1963 and LB Johnson was sworn in as the 36th US President. On Aug 10, 1964, US President LB Johnson declare US military action to Vietnam over an alleged attack on a US destroyer, Maddox that was on patrol past the 17th parallel near Hanoi, the capital of North Vietnam. While supporting the Democratic South Vietnam. 500,000 US ground troops was sent to fight in Vietnam. 40% of those US troops that were sent to fight in Vietnam were adult blacks male along with high school drop out white male, non-college white male, trouble teen white male, and white convict male were all sent to fight in Vietnam. And when these US troops arrive in Vietnam and they did their "Search and Destroyed mission." The Communist North Vietnam gain mass support for their cause and their army grew from 60,000 troops to over 1,000,000 troops. In 1975, the Democrats control congress cuts all US promise military aids to South Vietnam causing the Fall of Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam. Thus began a mass flow of Vietnamese refugee fleeing out of Vietnam. 10 of thousands of Vietnamese refugee died at sea from hunger, thirst, illness, Thai pirates, and Chinese warships. Today 10 of thousands young South Vietnamese childrens are born of birth defect from the US toxic biological chemical, Agent Orange which the US military spray all over rivers and forest of South Vietnam. 3,000,000 innocent Vietnamese civilians of women, childrens, and old peoples had to die in their country during the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War is the worse United States War Crime in history. From Truman, JF Kennedy and LB Johnson were all were WWI and WWII veteran who sent the next young American men to become killers.
I wanted to say, as a Vietnamese who is interested in history, I love this video, incredibly informative and helpful. I do however wanted to add some informations too:
The Vietnamese Army was a highly disciplined, well trained army at the time with good combat skills and has series of efficient communications supplied by the Soviets. The Vietcong, on the other hand, is a paramilitary organization that used more brutal tactics than practical training, which means, when the rapid offense happened, it is usually made by Vietcongs instead of the VPA, which only supplied the Vietcongs with needed ammunitions and weapons. Vietcongs, not well trained as their Northern counterpart, usually resorts to ways of doing things that may or may not violate the Geneva convention. Now, I just want to be clear, both sides did do war crimes, the VPA as well as the Americans, but people, especially in my country, don't know about how brutal the Vietcongs was.
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@@thanhseven90 Look up on the internet or library whom Franklin D. Roosevelt sent to Vietnam French Indochina after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.
Haha người Việt Nam nhưng không có quốc tịch Việt Nam
Thì chỉ có thể là 3/ ngoại quốc
Từ bỏ đất nước và không có suy nghĩ tốt nào về cội nguồn
Người ta được gọi là phản quốc🎉
Great video man! It was very informative! My only criticism is that you kept pausing and I would check if my laptop had crashed or if it was buffering when neither was the case. If in the future you don't have these pauses I believe your videos will keep a much a better pacing and much better engagement factor. Yeah though good video!
First thank you for your comment and criticism. I will look after that pauses in my future videos.
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I wonder if it was mentioned that there was an international agreement to hold a North/South referendum and America, who didn't sign, refused to let it happen. That's when the Viet Cong began their activities. That's when the Vietnam war began.
The Geneva Conference's Final Declaration called for *_free_* unifying elections in Vietnam, but it was an un-signed, non-binding document. The Saigon government did not assent to the document in any sense, because like the Hanoi government, it didn't believe in free elections anyway. The notion of free elections was an imposition by foreign powers, not something the Vietnamese themselves aspired to.
@@cardinalRG I believe that the winner was Ho Chi Minh and everyone knew that, so Hanoi was ready and it didn't happen and they called the Viet Kong to take up arms.
@@cardinalRG Your statement is factually incorrect. "The Final Declaration was endorsed by all participants, save the United States" from "The Vietnam Wars," by Marilyn B Young, page 41
@@cardinalRG _"because like the Hanoi government, it didn't believe in free elections"_
Is that why the Hanoi government held free elections in 1946? because it didn't believe in free elections?
@@cardinalRG The Hanoi government held free elections in 1946, and also signed the Geneva Accords, which called for free elections to be held.
The 1961 platform of the NLF called for the election of a "government of national and democratic union composed of representatives of all social classes, of all nationalities, of the various political parties, of all religions; patriotic, eminent citizens must take over for the people the control of economic, political, social, and cultural interests and thus bring about independence, democracy, well-being, peace, neutrality, and efforts toward the peaceful unification of the country."
Your claim that "free elections was an imposition by foreign powers, not something the Vietnamese themselves aspired to" is not supported by the facts.
Great video to help me in my GCSE History exam
Very informative video thank you
Great one
Excuse me! Could you show the sources of video's information, please? I just want to read through those for research
Gulf of tonkin event
First attack uss Maddox fired first (warning shot)
Second attack is storm
I think war map in this video is very exactly because many other maps, people looking at it will not understand the war situation
Although this was one of my oldest videos, Every source i read before creating this video stated that Vietnam patrol boats were attacked first. I will be glad if you give a source about that :).
@@satzhistory th-cam.com/video/DBoTMEpbKkc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FXt3v3zuh2a6aCdm and many video from youtube+ wikipedia
That's correct. The USS Maddox, operating in (contested) North Vietnamese waters. Vietnam had claimed a 12 miles limit to their waters, ever since French rule in 1936. The US didn't recognise this and ordered the ships to sail 8 miles from the coast. They were 8 miles out, 4 miles from the nearest island when confronted. However, when the captain reported the attack by radio, he claimed to be 28 miles out, as they did not want proof of the DESOTO operation. The patrol boats had been following Maddox for three days.
North Vietnamese general Phùng Thế Tài claimed that Maddox had fired on Vietnamese fishing boats and that was why the patrol boats had moved to confront the Maddox. I'm not aware of any proof of this claim.
Maddox fired three warning shots at the approaching patrol boats. The Johnson administration didn't mention this, claiming the Vietnamese fired first.
The Vietnamese responded by firing on the Maddox, only managing to hit with one bullet.
The Vietnamese ships were badly damaged.
The second incident was when the US ships shot at a radar blip in a storm. There was nothing there, but when the blips vanished, they claimed to have sunk two ships. The NSA, picking up the radio chatter, reported it as an attack.
In the 2003 documentary "The Fog of War" Robert McNamara admitted that the August 4th attack never happened.
Centuries of Europeans abusing the locals didn’t help much either
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hey man, i have a request or something to ask and I'm in urgent need of help as i don't have much time left
so i am an Algerian student i was given an assignment to do about the Vietnam-U.S war i am supposed to discuss the lecture The Vietnam Years from the book an illustrated history of the USA Bryn O'callaghan .
i know this might seem very random LOL but since this channel and video is about Vietnam i thought may be i can find someone familiar with Vietnam war history.
the participant I'm looking for is supposed to join a video call meet with me where the two of us discuss that lecture from that book. i have a PDF copy of the book that i can share. i hope you consider this comment and if you know anyone that can help i will be very glad doesn't matter the nationality if he knows about Vietnam war history. thanks in advance
The way of Vietnam war the end, do you know
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Madness
Oh i’m from Vietnam
So was this pretty much a civil war?
No. It was an American war.
Ho Chi Minge
VietNam star flag is actually a copy of yellow star flag of Fujian Province in China (year 1929). Ho Chi Minh chose the flag of Fujian province, so that later on, it is easy to legitimize Vietnam as a province of China. It is part of the process of Chinese annexation of Vietnam.
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Oh great, a 3 sticks finally showed himself.
Traitors have no rights to represent Vietnam.
A traitor descendent once again showed that they are not Vietnamese at all.
Chinese tried to annex Vietnam in 1979 but failed, unlike RVN loss against them in 1974 Paracels Island despite better firearms.