The unification of the country and the advance to socialism

With the great victory in the spring of 1975, the South was totally liberated, and the homeland became united. The Vietnamese nation from Dong Van to Ca Mau, from Truong Son mountain range to Spratley archipelagos, from the mainland to off-shore islands became in the main independent and unified.  In September 1975 the 24th Conference of the Party Central Committee laid down the tasks of reunifying the country and bringing it to socialism.


The unification of the country and the advance to socialism
Ho Chi Minh Campaign wins total victory
The liberation of central coastal provinces in South Vietnam
Liberate the Central Highlands, opening the general offensive and uprising in spring 1975
Persistent on the revolutionary path toward the total liberation of the South
The Paris Agreement to restore peace in Vietnam
Defeating the “Vietnamisation” of the war
The defeat of the “local war” and the first war of destruction
The strengthening of the North and the defeat of the “special war” in the South
Strengthening the North, struggle for reunification
Nine years to make a Dien Bien Phu
The building and defence of the Democratic Republic (1945 -1946)
The August Revolution and its Historic Significance
The Viet Minh Front - An anti-Japanese High Tide for National Salvation towards the August 1945 General Uprising
The campaign for the August Revolution
Birth of the anti-imperialist National United Front

The national democratic movement in 1936 - 1939
The Nghe-Tinh Soviet movement
The birth of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3, 1930)
The Birth of the Communist Party of Vietnam
The Birth of New Revolutionary Organisations
Nguyen Ai Quoc (Ho Chi Minh's) revolutionary activities abroad (1919-1925)
    - The period before and during World War I
    - The period between 1919-1925
Revolutionary movements (After the World War I to mid 1920s)
The struggle movement for freedom and democracy
The patriotic movement during the World War I (1914-1918)
Vietnamese society in the late 19th to early the 20th centuries
The Duy Tan and the anti-tax movements  in Annam (1907–1908)
The resistance of the people in Tonkin and the situation of the feudal State
The Nationwide Resistance against the French Colonialists (1873-1884)
The south in the resistance against the French aggressors
The resistance against the aggression 
of the French colonialists
The fierce resistance of our people
Vietnamese society under the Nguyen Dynasty
(The first half of the 19th century)

Quang Trung and rebuilding of the country
Tay Son defeats the Qing troops
The Qing's aggression against our country
The Tam Diep - Bien Son defence line
Trinh, Nguyen overthrown by Tay Son, the restoration of national unification
Trinh and Nguyen regimes overthrown Siamese troops defeated
The Tay Son insurrection
Feudal War and Its Aftermath
Vietnam from the 16th to 18th centuries 
The Le and the peasant movement

A review of Vietnam’s history from the 10th century to late the 15th century
Economic and Cultural Achievements under the Le
The socio-political organisation of the Le
The Lam Son Insurrection (1418 - 1425) (part 2)
The Lam Son Insurrection (1418 - 1425) (part 1)
The Resistance against the Ming
The Ho replaced the Tran
Economy and culture under the Tran
Victories over the Yuan-Mongols on three occasion (part 3)
Victories over the Yuan-Mongols on three occasion (part 2)
Victories over the Yuan-Mongols on three occasion (part 1)
The Dai Viet Kingdom under the Tran
Vietnam under the Ly’s Dynasty
Vietnam under the Ly dynasty
State and Society in the Ngo, Dinh and Earlier Le Dynasties
Dinh Tien Hoang puts down rebellions of the 12 lords to protect national unity
Review of the period from An Duong Vuong’s time to the victory of Bach Dang (part 2)
A review of Vietnam’s history from its Birth to King An Duong Vuong’s time
The resistance against the Nanhan
Khuc Thua Du builds the sovereignty
The Insurrections of the Viet People from the eighth - tenth centuries
The yoke of the Tang dynasty
The insurrection led by Ly Bi and Van Xuan State (542 - 602)
Viet country after Trung Vuong till before Ly Nam De (first century - sixth century)
The insurrection led by Heroine Trieu
The insurrection led by the two Trung Sisters
The resistance against the Chao
Co Loa Citadel
The development of the Au Lac State
The Au Lac Kingdom
Van Lang Society
The Van Lang Kingdom and Hung Kings
The making of a nation
Primitive human beings in Vietnam
Vietnam: land and people

 


Nhan Dan