Actually he did, briefly, in 1945, (and arguably until the Geneva Conference in 1954 when Vietnam was officially divided into north and south.) His Viet Minh took over several cities and declared the country to be the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and he was its president. The French did not agree, and there was fighting until the Geneva Conference when the division officially took place and Ho Chi Minh was named the leader of the north. His followers would say he definitely led Vietnam during those years between 1945-1954.
I quite agree with that. Just because an external superpower rejected vietminh sovereignty doesn't mean we should derby perpetuate that rejection. Ho Chi Minh remains an important spiritual leader to north and south to this day
First nine, and last five questions in this one were very getable for me. The middle six though, jesus. I got one, and four of the other five I would never have guessed.
Could you accept brain for skull? I know it's not the same but phrenologists comes from the greek word "study of sanity" and it is evident they would study the brain within the skull.
First nine, and last five questions in this one were very getable for me. The middle six though, jesus. I got one, and four of the other five I would never have guessed.