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In the Dien Bien Phu battle, which lasted from March 13 to May 7, 1954. The story (link) shows that the French did not so much surrender, but stopped firing on may 7, having no ammunitions left. The French had 2,300 dead, 1,730 missing, and 11,000 captured (among them 6,000 wounded). Out the 11,000 POW, only 3,000 survived. Although a defeat, this is a battle that is still an example of the bravery of French troops fighting on the ground.
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When did the did the south Vietnamese surrender to the north Vietnamese?
On 30 April 1975, NVA tank #844 crashed thru the South Vietnamese Capital's gate. The top South Viet Commander was General Minh; he approached the NVA commander and said, "I wish to surrender our forces to you...", in which the NVA Commander replied, "...you have NO forces left to surrender!"
How did the South Vietnam's surrender to North Vietnam develop the Vietnam War?
South Vietnam's surrender to North Vietnam is what ended the Vietnam War. The North Vietnamese had the goal of Vietnamese Unification and the surrender of South Vietnam in 1975 allowed them to achieve that objective.
What is the nationality of tila tequila?
she is mixed between vietnamese and french
Do vietnamese speak french?
Some Vietnamese people do speak French, as the country was colonized by the French in the past. French influence can still be observed in certain aspects of Vietnamese culture and language. However, the majority of Vietnamese people do not speak French fluently today.
Did Vietnam war and World War 2 end by an armistice?
No. World War 2 had two official endings when the Germans and Japanese and one smaller surrender by the Italians of the Axis Forces to the Allied Forces. Viet Nam was lost by the South Vietnamese after the French and the US were completely out of the war. The North Vietnamese took over when the South Vietnamese had to surrender to the communists. There were no armistices in those two wars just as there were none in the Cold War either.
Why did the Vietnamese reject french rule?
The French were a foreign power occupying Vietnam. The Vietnamese wanted their independence.
What is you surrender in french?
The word "surrender" in French is "rendre."
Who lived in French Indochina?
The Vietnamese
My Magrandpa is from Vietnam, he is half Vietnamese cause his father from Spain, and his mother that is Vietnamese have a father that from mongolia. and my dad is full French, me i was born France, Am I French with origin Vietnamese/Spanish and Mongolian?
Yas
What is the name of Vietnamese currency?
During the war, it was the French "P" (Piasters).
What was the first Vietnamese war?
The war with the French.
What do the french do in there free time?
Surrender
