Not even soldiers. My friends and I were playing “Vietnam” (Vietnam War) a long time ago and they played her broadcast. It was kinda creepy and her “GI” still echos in my head every day.
She is probably the best piece propaganda ever to be broadcast, she sounded like she truly cared and you know what? She did. Even the American soldiers liked her
This is amazing. The US caused so much carnage and she isn't bitter about anything. She's happy and didn't allow what happened to make her bitter. I'm inspired.
As an American, I would have loved to have met her. She seems very charming and is an important figure in history. Her neutral feelings toward the US while also trying to get our troops out of her country is astonishing.
I watched the movie. It was the WORST piece of garbage movie I've seen in years. Terrible script, bad acting, a lot of leftist rhetoric and victimhood mentality. Plus this junk goes for like 2.5 hours.
@@MarekUtd I agree, worst vietnam movie ever, so pretentious and they couldn't hide their leftist/blm agenda And tha story is so unrealistic... uh just don't wanna remeber it..
I find it stupid how americans thonk she moved to the south so obviously the north was horrible. It doesn't matter where she chose to live after the war. The Vietnamese won and the South belonged to the Vietnamese not the US.
@@toxy3580 both were doing what they felt was right if you’re American you’re gonna fight if you believe it’s right sometimes it’s not the right thing it’s human
@@kekoaiverson8040 what they felt was right? Young Americans drafted and forced into invading a 3rd world country commiting horrific war crimes getting their asses kicked and ultimately pulling out making the whole war completely pointless...Korea, Veitnam, Irak, Iran, Afghanistan stupid yanks never learn...get their shit handed to them every time.
@@vintagestuffguy1998 well, it's always appretiated by me that people stay in their homeland and do their profession there, no matter how shitty it is, and make it a better place. Although I don't have any bad thought against such people, but I'd give props to those who work for their nation. Vietnam isn't even bad, it isn't 3rd world or anything
The irony that she supported the communist cause but hesitant to talk much about her son moving to the states. Its fear that makes her hesitant from her own government she helped bring to power.
@@CLoak183 I think it's far more likely that she doesn't like that her son left to move ten thousand miles away, but doesn't wanna insult and belittle her son on a television broadcast lmao.
Imagine supporting a regime that shot their own citizens after shoving into neandrathal concentration camps where eating berries off of bushes meant death because you were "owning property". Bozo Brigade behavior
1992.... her son actually was in the States at that same time (as she mentioned) and she did not want to talk about that too much. I would agree with the interviewer that would be a sensitive fact that her son lived in America.
Cameron Mosher Uhm she is technically fighting against an invading army, if it was the other way around and she was an american making psychologically warfare on an invading Vietnameese force she’d be commemorated as a patriot. I get it that to the US she was the enemy, but when it comes down to it you gotta respect that she fought for her country and the best way she could with semi success.
Cameron Mosher Technically not torture she demoralized them, a common tool in warfare done in many different ways throughout history. Actually from what I learned many american forces used her radio channel because supposedly she gave them more facts about what the world thought about the war and what was going on compared to their own radios. Interesting to say the least
He tends to be that way in all his interviews. I always appreciated the CSPAN interviews of authors, but sometimes the way he asked the questions would even make me blush.
@@generalgrievous6778 She meant "GI will get their medal, but after you die in battle field in VN", but she as a Vietnamese, when the war over, the gov gave her medal right the way
I find it odd she keeps referring to it as a "War" when it was North Vietnam who stated over and over that since the US never formally declared War they were then able to treat the POWS as criminals and torture them. Her broadcast were apart of that torture.
@@Condobius America didn't lose the war. They weren't allowed to win. Listen to some POWs Connor, who fought for your right to treat them like shit. Shut up.
Asians age like this- very slowly until ~65-70, and then rapidly until they are shriveled wrinkled old mummies. Conversely, european people in asian countries are always mistaken as older than they are.
There's no way this awesome propaganda didn't contribute hugely to booting the murderers from her country. She must be so proud. I'm proud for her. I don't understand her lack of enmity though, sure she didn't lose her family during the war but neither did I yet I really hate each murderer profoundly.
Pretty sure both psy-ops from the US and the North Vietnamese did little, ask any American soldier how they feel about Hanoi Hannah and they got a kick out of it. Ask any vietnamese soldier if they cared about Ghost Tape #10 and they will laugh at the little side show the Americans had going around
@@marw9541 I don't know about ghost tapes but I've heard some of her messages and there's no way you'd get a kick at being called out for your cowardice for instance. When you're constantly reminded you're being a discardable guard dog for the bosses at home, you don't find it funny. You may like and have sympathy for the message or hate it and resentfully mock it. But there's no way to take it lightly.
@@sinekonata Well you can look at what actual vets say, which is predominantly disparaging. Plus last time I checked 18 year old boys don't care what shrewd older women tell them, you think while holding a gun they're going to let someone with an accent get them down? Just look at what the actual soldiers said about these psy-ops, if you aren't even familiar with the american equivalent I don't suppose you've actually heard anyone talk about their experience listening to Hanoi Hannah?
It is obvious she carried no anger or resentment from the very beginning of her job until today for the west even with all that they did, for her ( us) is just simple the war was meaningless. Hope that you can learn something from her in the interview. That's explain it!
Itanimulli i don't know. clearly many vnese people have come back to contribute like my friends, my relatives. My uncle sent his sons to US and New Zealand for studying abroad. They came back and with what they learned, they built the companies, create more jobs for vnese people,..
even they won't come back, it doesn't matter. We have opportunities to study abroad or to be able to earn money, whatever. All of this, thanks to our people who fought and died for the country.
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She lives inside so many soldiers heads it's almost insane to think about!
Not even soldiers. My friends and I were playing “Vietnam” (Vietnam War) a long time ago and they played her broadcast. It was kinda creepy and her “GI” still echos in my head every day.
@@chowda9326 :D
@@chowda9326 ahahahahaha
Thanks to her I can spam propaganda in voice chat on Vietnam games.
*Rising Storm 2 Vietnam intensifies*
@@ratatatatatatatatouille1614 or you can try to do voices yourself ? like the people in rising storm 2 th-cam.com/video/SUBGGaUgEF4/w-d-xo.html
@@ratatatatatatatatouille1614 skip to 0:39 when watching my link
HA!!;
HAHAHA what am i reading
"They lied to you G.I. You know you cannot win this war"
Waiting Foramate “they condemn you to death G I, it’s a good idea to leave a sinking ship”
holy shit she was right
David Duffy I’m sorry I’ve been watching these videos and I’m still so confused about all this GI stuff, could you explain a little?
@@dxcdxyleforreal1246 explain what?
ulysses omd I wasn’t even speaking to you if you see my message I asked that guy what he meant by “how true she was” like idk what she was true about
Vietnam vets LOVED her broadcasts. She would tell them information their army would censor from them and play better music than the armed forces radio
@@nataliemp29 Well most of what she said wasn't a lie lmao
@@alixundr9519 None of what she said was a lie. Why would she need to?
@@sinekonata Person i replied to criticised her for apparently "lying", that's why i made the comment.
@@alixundr9519 Sure but you said "most". I went for "none". It's a minor edit but actually really important :D
This voice is like a Call from the Devil In Hell
it makes me feel creepy and haunting every night 😱
She is probably the best piece propaganda ever to be broadcast, she sounded like she truly cared and you know what? She did. Even the American soldiers liked her
GI went home, mission accomplished, R.I.P.
This comment made me laugh my ass off in the middle of the night
Ladies and gentlemen, we did it.
@@AndrewJ9673 cap
58,000 of them left in coffins.
@@marac200and they were given medals after they died just like she said would happen
This is amazing. The US caused so much carnage and she isn't bitter about anything. She's happy and didn't allow what happened to make her bitter. I'm inspired.
Yes a very very interesting viewpoint.
She clearly enjoys US culture
Most Vietnamese are like this. More interested in their blissful daily life than some war decades ago.
Lol, you're funny. Spoken like a true teenager.
@@kphamcao No shit, so is every other nation.
well the war ended, we dont want to spend everyday hating on people for nothing
As an American, I would have loved to have met her. She seems very charming and is an important figure in history. Her neutral feelings toward the US while also trying to get our troops out of her country is astonishing.
Your helicopters fall from the sky like broken birds
Respect to Hanoi Hannah.. because she didn’t lie.
Pleasant voice.. Time passes...
Who's here after watching DA 5 Bloods trailer? Truly classy lady.
I came after watching the movie
I watched the movie. It was the WORST piece of garbage movie I've seen in years. Terrible script, bad acting, a lot of leftist rhetoric and victimhood mentality. Plus this junk goes for like 2.5 hours.
@@MarekUtd I agree, worst vietnam movie ever, so pretentious and they couldn't hide their leftist/blm agenda
And tha story is so unrealistic... uh just don't wanna remeber it..
I watch it was pretty much ok story make no sense to me and action scene is good.
And yeah as a Vietnamese dude born in USA I didn’t like the movie.
her pronunciation is so good
She seems to be in extra high spirits. She did a lot with just her voice.
God bless the Vietnamese people all the way from my little town in Wisconsin, America!
Traitor
I find it stupid how americans thonk she moved to the south so obviously the north was horrible. It doesn't matter where she chose to live after the war. The Vietnamese won and the South belonged to the Vietnamese not the US.
yess
I get the impression she was a really nice lady. She had a job to do and she did it.
Its not like her job was even bad and the Americans in the war were doing 1000x worse
@@toxy3580 both were doing what they felt was right if you’re American you’re gonna fight if you believe it’s right sometimes it’s not the right thing it’s human
@@kekoaiverson8040 what they felt was right? Young Americans drafted and forced into invading a 3rd world country commiting horrific war crimes getting their asses kicked and ultimately pulling out making the whole war completely pointless...Korea, Veitnam, Irak, Iran, Afghanistan stupid yanks never learn...get their shit handed to them every time.
@@toxy3580 the Vietcong were fucking cruel
And Ngo Thanh Van making film abt her. 🙏 respect
Very cool,charming lady
Her son moved to the US to be a painter, good grief.
what's wrong with that?
@@vintagestuffguy1998 well, it's always appretiated by me that people stay in their homeland and do their profession there, no matter how shitty it is, and make it a better place. Although I don't have any bad thought against such people, but I'd give props to those who work for their nation. Vietnam isn't even bad, it isn't 3rd world or anything
What is wrong there?
The irony that she supported the communist cause but hesitant to talk much about her son moving to the states. Its fear that makes her hesitant from her own government she helped bring to power.
@@CLoak183 I think it's far more likely that she doesn't like that her son left to move ten thousand miles away, but doesn't wanna insult and belittle her son on a television broadcast lmao.
From Vietnam with love!
Her voice is so attracting
@33kaus holokaust No one asked nor cares but okay
Full Metal Jacket - no one asked or cared about your reply but ok
@@cortex8239 Aye bro, anyone ask you what you thought?
Wonderful, Mahalo nui loa.
JESUS 4:00 I THOUGHT THERE A PLANE ASSAULT INBOUND
Lol it seemed like the Vietnamese government was trying to silence her
Vietnam censorship at its finest, lol
TAKE COOVVEEEERRR!!!!!!
ARIAL ASSULT INBOUND!!!!!
GET MEN ON THE HOWITZER ASAP AND LAY DOWN ANTI AIRCRAFT FIRE!!!!!!
Yeah, the way the tracking got messed up really added to it too
chắc là lỗi ấy mà
God bless ya Hanoi Hannah 😊🇻🇳♥️
Thank you for uploading this
Hes painting pictures of targets probably and sending them back to the congs
Magic woman.
What a patient and articulate lady, the journo' is a noob!
I am from VietNam
MAMA-SAN IS NO LONGER WITH US
THE WAR ENDED 30 APRIL 1975
Man, the Vietcong has my respect. Beating all those filthy cappies with nearly no chance of survival. Respect to the Vietcong.
Imagine supporting a regime that shot their own citizens after shoving into neandrathal concentration camps where eating berries off of bushes meant death because you were "owning property". Bozo Brigade behavior
what a legend
pleae let me know the time of this interview?Thank you so much!
1992.... her son actually was in the States at that same time (as she mentioned) and she did not want to talk about that too much. I would agree with the interviewer that would be a sensitive fact that her son lived in America.
Thank you so much for your reply.
Very elegant person. So sad to see her passing
She's going to meet HCM in the Communist heaven.
Cameron Mosher why?
Cameron Mosher Uhm she is technically fighting against an invading army, if it was the other way around and she was an american making psychologically warfare on an invading Vietnameese force she’d be commemorated as a patriot.
I get it that to the US she was the enemy, but when it comes down to it you gotta respect that she fought for her country and the best way she could with semi success.
Cameron Mosher Technically not torture she demoralized them, a common tool in warfare done in many different ways throughout history.
Actually from what I learned many american forces used her radio channel because supposedly she gave them more facts about what the world thought about the war and what was going on compared to their own radios. Interesting to say the least
Cameron Mosher sure of course
R.I.P
is this an interview or an interrogation?
adiksadiatabs intervirogation.
He tends to be that way in all his interviews.
I always appreciated the CSPAN interviews of authors, but sometimes the way he asked the questions would even make me blush.
The reporter was so rude❤
Thank you for your interview! @john Doe, invaluable interview, she passed away at 87. miss her :((
Oh you knew her personally?
@@PeterNgolayes
R.I.P !
very good
Why are you here GI? Go home GI. Your government is lying to you GI.
If I were her, I would say the interviewer to shut up talking like this
I thought she was very polite. Maybe she could keep her composure since she saw him as the loser of the war
Restraint is the power. She has shown it very well in front of a loser.
Dragon lady.
Smart women, is she still around? She has a very likable vibe
died 2016
She lived a long happy life she was 80 something when she passed RIP
Vietnamese don’t hold grudges, Sir......
So insane to watch this side of her, so damn pleasant..
GOAH HOME JEE AYE!
Da 5 bloods movie
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How did she have commanding officers names and casultiy counts?
ray w south Vietnamese spies.
Surely with all the anti-protesters there were people saying "my brothers are over there" or casualty reports from American newspapers I'm guessing
CIA
She worked for the government. What you think, she just did a radio show for fun
@@Stonecrusher333 Do you know literally anything about the Vietnam war?
can anyone tell me the name of then interviewer?Thank you
Mr Idiot!
@@helloaunty7769 aka you
So this is the woman who gave my grandpa ptsd and me shitting my pants while playing rising storm 2.
She dead. Trịnh Thị Ngọ (1931- 2016)
Guess she got her medal after she died
@@generalgrievous6778 She got the medal when the war over, not until she dead
@@koreaofficial1352 in one of her broadcasts she said you'll get your medal after your dead
@@generalgrievous6778 She meant "GI will get their medal, but after you die in battle field in VN", but she as a Vietnamese, when the war over, the gov gave her medal right the way
poon tang :(
“Australians helped radio announcers speak English” oofffff, bet this started some tension between Australia and the US
giọng nghe như nhạc kịch =))
let saigon"s be bygones
we must believe in something! so said she whose son is in US earning a living.
She spoke outstanding English
I find it odd she keeps referring to it as a "War" when it was North Vietnam who stated over and over that since the US never formally declared War they were then able to treat the POWS as criminals and torture them. Her broadcast were apart of that torture.
she passed away today
So bad that I only dicovered this after she passed away 3 months... btw, ARMY right? :3
So bad that I only dicovered this after she passed away 3 months... btw, ARMY right? :3
:'3 We are everywhere ~
good
Good
R.I.P to Mrs. hanna hanoi
MrAllthatnmore LMAO but you lost...
@@PeterNgola
Lmao you automatically assume that she's a commie?
You just made yourself look like a fucking clown.
@RatSchlong 903 Comment seems to be deleted now, but was some right wing nut in the comments - I was pointing out that America lost the war to him
@@Condobius America didn't lose the war. They weren't allowed to win. Listen to some POWs Connor, who fought for your right to treat them like shit. Shut up.
♥♥♥♥♥
Thanks John
GO HOME GI
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IM HERE FROM THE DA 5 BLOODS
No you ain't!!!!!!
The fact she still calls ho chi ming city siagon speaks volumes
Well old habits die hard. People around me still call it Saigon but I can't tell for sure if it's nostalgia, opposition to HCM or both.
My grandparents fought for the Vietnamese government and they still call HCMC "Sai Gon" sometimes. The new name is too long lol.
Fair enough to both of you
Why does she look young...
Asian
Asians age like this- very slowly until ~65-70, and then rapidly until they are shriveled wrinkled old mummies.
Conversely, european people in asian countries are always mistaken as older than they are.
There's no way this awesome propaganda didn't contribute hugely to booting the murderers from her country. She must be so proud. I'm proud for her.
I don't understand her lack of enmity though, sure she didn't lose her family during the war but neither did I yet I really hate each murderer profoundly.
are you calling the north vietnamese soldiers murderers?
@@5267w Well no... ^^
The Viet Cong were never booted out, I'm obviously talking about the US.
Pretty sure both psy-ops from the US and the North Vietnamese did little, ask any American soldier how they feel about Hanoi Hannah and they got a kick out of it. Ask any vietnamese soldier if they cared about Ghost Tape #10 and they will laugh at the little side show the Americans had going around
@@marw9541 I don't know about ghost tapes but I've heard some of her messages and there's no way you'd get a kick at being called out for your cowardice for instance. When you're constantly reminded you're being a discardable guard dog for the bosses at home, you don't find it funny. You may like and have sympathy for the message or hate it and resentfully mock it. But there's no way to take it lightly.
@@sinekonata Well you can look at what actual vets say, which is predominantly disparaging. Plus last time I checked 18 year old boys don't care what shrewd older women tell them, you think while holding a gun they're going to let someone with an accent get them down? Just look at what the actual soldiers said about these psy-ops, if you aren't even familiar with the american equivalent I don't suppose you've actually heard anyone talk about their experience listening to Hanoi Hannah?
I’m laughing. Imperialists rot in Vietnam’s soil.
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Wow Hanoi Hannah’s own son moved to the United States to get a better life. Really puts things into perspective.
“My son went to the US”
The irony in that statement
It is obvious she carried no anger or resentment from the very beginning of her job until today for the west even with all that they did, for her ( us) is just simple the war was meaningless. Hope that you can learn something from her in the interview. That's explain it!
Not my proudest fap, but not my worst
I'm sorry why does it say Ho Chi Minh when we all really know it's Saigon .you weren't there man
The city got renamed, like stalingrad
R.I.P Saigon
Her son had some sense to get away from that commmunist hell hole
PimpSlap i do not agree w/ you. many people go abroad for studying, work, making money and come back to contribute their homeland.
Have he ever come back to contribute?
Itanimulli i don't know. clearly many vnese people have come back to contribute like my friends, my relatives. My uncle sent his sons to US and New Zealand for studying abroad. They came back and with what they learned, they built the companies, create more jobs for vnese people,..
even they won't come back, it doesn't matter. We have opportunities to study abroad or to be able to earn money, whatever. All of this, thanks to our people who fought and died for the country.
Salute to who fought for the democracy of the nation.
Cầu chúc cho linh hồn bà mãi mãi tiêu diêu với Thiên Đường Cộng Sản.
đã 3 que lại còn dùng từ tung của :)))
she is creepy
She reminds me of some of my elderly aunties
She’s finally dead
May the angel rest forever
I was with the 9th infantry division in 1968 and I seen her in Siagon 1 time and she looked at me like I was eye candy. Goofy woman.
how was she in saigon in 68?
you wish lol