Ho Chi Minh death could shift power in Vietnam and region
AP special correspondent William L. Ryan outlines how Ho Chi Minh’s passing could alter North Vietnamese morale, influence the power balance among top leaders Le Duan Truong Chinh Pham Van Dong and Giap, and affect intra party dynamics and regional protracted war slogans in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
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North South Viet United In Mourning After Ho Chi Minh Death
Ho Chi Minh’s death briefly unites North and South Vietnam in mourning while war and political rifts remain. Hanoi signals a state funeral and intensified effort, with power struggles shaping the Politburo and central committee as floods and manpower shortages press on the war and economy. A Canadian totem poles exhibit in Victoria showcases surviving and recreated totems.
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