Like most fads, nations that had battleships and colonies drew respect from surrounding nations. The bigger the battleships and the more widespread the colonies, the more powerful you were. France was amongst the competitors of the 17th, 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries.
Laos, Cambodia, North, and South Vietnam were French Indochina only a few years before the conflict (they were divided up by the U.N.). The US took over the situation and thereby was not able to build the Locals trust before the conflict. Americans were not well accepted and local support would prove to be one of there largest weakpoints in the conflict.
We didn't really help the French. We helped South (Non-Communist) Vietnam. We wanted to stop the spread of communism.
France was the primary European nation involved with Indo-China prior to the US's entry into Vietnam.
France,United states of america,and vietnam no other countries because noone knew about it exept france and the U.S.A
They didn't get involved because they had no motive to do so.
France colonized Vietnam.
The United States did get involved in the Vietnam war because of communism in Vietnam.
i think france doesn't have to do anything with the vietnam war
The French war came first (1946-1954).
North Vietnam and South Vietnam. Also, to name just a few: the USA, China, Russia, South Korea, Australia, France, and England. A great many countries fought in the Vietnam War from 1945 to 1975.
Vietnam. NOT France.
France withdrew from Vietnam in 1954.
Get your Vietnam visa at Vietnam embassy in France Or you can apply online through an agent in Vietnam to get approval letter for picking up your visa on arrival at Vietnam airports.
They weren't.