As one Vietnamese to another, i appreciate your effort in making history of Vietnam more accessible and understandable for casual everyday people. I love your video style and your research seem pretty unbiased, which i very much appreciate.
Another Vietnamese here. Kudos and cheers for your video! A bloody and brilliantly made video, with clear and concise arguments, info being fed bite-size yet still fairly sophisticated. Keep up the good work bro
Detailed and brilliant. Look forward for… I guess 3 to 6 more months. Love how your research being unbiased while still being as Vietnamese as possible
as a vietnamese immigrant, i enjoy your videos a lot, and ive watched nearly all of them. I love your countryball drawings and the way u illustrate the conflicts too
Another great video. I think too, that when people talk about North Vietnam and the leaders they almost always say communist. While it is true that the leadership was and is communist the actual fight was for independence. It just happened that the communists had better "war" plans and gained momentum because their following grew and grew. Had the French not been as oppressive and had Vietnam been allowed to have its independence in 1919 after WWI, I think it could be debated that Vietnam would not be communist/socialist today. Perhaps socialist but I am skeptical it would be communist.
I’m glad you brought up the North Vietnamese invasion of Laos, which also did occur between the years of 1958-59, which coincides with your assessment of the Resolution 15 and Diem’s declaration of the state of war.
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Amazing Video, I always love learning about other nations.
Two authoritarian states fighting to see who can be more authoritarian.
You finally posted another video, I hope this video will go viral.
As one Vietnamese to another, i appreciate your effort in making history of Vietnam more accessible and understandable for casual everyday people. I love your video style and your research seem pretty unbiased, which i very much appreciate.
Another Vietnamese here. Kudos and cheers for your video! A bloody and brilliantly made video, with clear and concise arguments, info being fed bite-size yet still fairly sophisticated.
Keep up the good work bro
Detailed and brilliant. Look forward for… I guess 3 to 6 more months.
Love how your research being unbiased while still being as Vietnamese as possible
Ah yes, new video
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Good visual effects, im getting some serios Kraut/Callmeezikiel vibes
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as a vietnamese immigrant, i enjoy your videos a lot, and ive watched nearly all of them. I love your countryball drawings and the way u illustrate the conflicts too
Another great video. I think too, that when people talk about North Vietnam and the leaders they almost always say communist. While it is true that the leadership was and is communist the actual fight was for independence. It just happened that the communists had better "war" plans and gained momentum because their following grew and grew. Had the French not been as oppressive and had Vietnam been allowed to have its independence in 1919 after WWI, I think it could be debated that Vietnam would not be communist/socialist today. Perhaps socialist but I am skeptical it would be communist.
So they had no choice but to take part in armed struggle against Saigon.
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That doesn't matter it was mostly non-violent. When a country invades another country, that's an act of war.
I’m glad you brought up the North Vietnamese invasion of Laos, which also did occur between the years of 1958-59, which coincides with your assessment of the Resolution 15 and Diem’s declaration of the state of war.
As a ukrainian, i fucking love your channel dude
i like vietnam history to succes very inspiring 🇵🇱🤝🇻🇳 i mean i love vietnam
I always considered the start of north Vietnamese military intervention in the south as the start of the war.
Hey man, been watching u for a while, love ur videos. But I was wondering where did ur VNQDĐ video go? I don’t see it on your channel anymore?
I remember you used to have a video about the VNQDD from 1930 to 1946. What happened to that video?