Viet power transfer described in Saigon palace raid
A dramatic Viet Cong first person broadcast from Tokyo recalls the seizure of the Saigon presidential palace two days earlier. Minh and other puppet leaders surrendered as liberation forces entered, a Provisional Revolutionary Government flag flew over the palace, and crowds cheered as Saigon was declared liberated. The report notes mixed emotions among Saigon residents and mentions ongoing casualties and evacuations.
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