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...vince]] in [[Annam]]; he did not visit rural [[Tonkin]] until 1941 and the Hanoi-Haiphong area until 1945. His milk name was Nguyen Sinh Cung. ...unist [[Viet Nam Quoc Dan Dang]] (VNQDD, Vietnamese Nationalist Party), in Hanoi. Ho's relationship with the VNQDD, the most significant non-communist natio

In August, he went to Hanoi with the assignment of developing a paramilitary organization in the north.

...ch military force under the command of Gen. [[Jacques Leclerc]] arrived in Hanoi on March 18, after the March 6 agreement among [[Jean Sainteny]] (Commissio ...an observer of withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from the Chinese section of Hanoi, but "no circumstances

...een given to diplomats and journalists in December, and broadcast on Radio Hanoi on January 1. Poems and music have long been a way of sending one-way messa ====Urban areas outside Hue and Hanoi====

title = the Secret War against Hanoi: the untold story of spies, saboteurs, and covert warriors in North Vietnam

...orth (which encompassed the [[Red River Delta]], and the major cities of [[Hanoi]] and [[Haiphong]]). This colony became known as [[French Indochina]]. Fr ...ectorate in two stages. First, Japan was given control over the cities of Hanoi and Saigon in the summer of 1940. Japan took over the entirety of the colo

The precise nature of Hanoi's strategic goal at Khe Sanh is one of the most intriguing unanswered quest ...his desire to stage "Dien Bien Phu in reverse".<ref>Pisor, p. 61.</ref> If Hanoi was willing to mass its troops within a limited geographic area, making it

...kin was the heart of the French culture in Vietnam, with the University of Hanoi and its French staff, and where Catholicism was dominant in the villages. "

...o'') is a valley and small town in North Vietnam, 260 miles northwest of [[Hanoi]] and the place of the decisive 1954 battle that forced [[France]] to reli ...As the French concentrated at Dien Bien Phu and in the Red River Delta ([[Hanoi]]-[[Haiphong]] area), they began to lose initiative and mobility.

...ntelligence about the organization building the Ho Chi Minh trail &mdash; Hanoi's involvement in the developing strife became evident. Not until 1960, howe ...seriously explored a neutralist solution through direct negotiations with Hanoi, which would have been against U.S. policy. Contemporary intelligence analy

...9], reads: "Five of our articles are by specialists who have observed the Hanoi regime from a distance. M. Tongas and Mr. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ho ...n the Vietnamese document "Tong ket cuoc khang chien chong thuc dan Phap," Hanoi: Chinh Tri Quoc Gia, 1996.<ref name="Lawrence.2007"/>^:46

...in the Philippines, and then flew the aircraft to [[Gia Lam Airport]] in [[Hanoi]]. They made airdrops to French forces in Laos between May and July. Eventu title = the Secret War against Hanoi: the untold story of spies, saboteurs, and covert warriors in North Vietnam

...died before the operation. Some reports say he died of natural causes in a Hanoi hospital, while others say he was killed by a [[B-52]] strike. Some of the

Two main communications links between the DRV and PRC were established, from Hanoi to Kuangchow and K'unming. These liaison networks allowed access to Chinese

..., or suspected by, Ducoux. Deliberately delaying, Ducoux did not arrive in Hanoi until July 20, while Catroux stalled Nishimura on basing negotiations, also

...with the Buddhists that Huong had not, and also may have been approaching Hanoi much as he had accused Minh. On January 27, 1965, Khanh took effective cont

...ral agreement at present. In the event of a Sino-Soviet split, Beijing and Hanoi, which have special interests in Southeast Asia, might resort to more milit ...he transports, repainted with French insignia, to Gia Lam airbase, outside Hanoi, and parachuted supplies and to the equipment to French forces in Laos unti

By 1890 the French authorities in Hanoi, backed by a powerful party in the French Parliament, were determined on th ...eneral in Hanoi. Security, customs and communications were controlled from Hanoi, and therefore much neglected in the Lao lands, which had a low budget prio

title = the Secret War against Hanoi: the untold story of spies, saboteurs, and covert warriors in North Vietnam ...Thunder, had not "produced tangible evidence of willingness on the part of Hanoi to come to the conference table in a reasonable mood. The DRV/VC seem to be

title = the Secret War against Hanoi: the untold story of spies, saboteurs, and covert warriors in North Vietnam

...y: Looking Back after 30 Years. Military History Institute and 3rd Corps (Hanoi: People's Army Publishing House, 1995), pp. 55-56</ref>

...Resistance), or a safe haven for overt activities (e.g., NLF spokesmen in Hanoi).

...peated shows of U.S. air strength, notably in the bombings of Cambodia and Hanoi, Kissinger met secretly with North Vietnamese leaders in Paris from 1969 on

..., Perot pressed, in Congress, for a new POW-MIA commission. He traveled to Hanoi as an individual, with a proposal for economic aid to Vietnam that would ha

...artillery bombardment of North Vietnam", effective November 1, should the Hanoi Government be willing to negotiate and citing progress with the Paris peace

...n in the [[Vietnam War]] and spent over five years as a prisoner of war in Hanoi, McCain has been a prominent voice on military and foreign affairs. He is

Two main communications links between the DRV and PRC were established, from Hanoi to Kuangchow and K'unming. These liaison networks allowed access to Chinese