[iMarx] Full translated - English subtitle-Interview President Ho Chi Minh - 1964

Among many videos of interviewing Ho Chi Minh 1964, this video is the best version with English translation done by a French.

[@alsamiyasfh4416]

He spoke fluent Vietnamese, Cantonese, Mandarin, French, Russian and English he was a very intelligent man.

[@CesarSanchez-vy3sy]

@Lol Haha Fuck you.

[@AccipiterSmith]

@Lol Haha Ngo Dinh Diem is a stupid fuck?

[@thongoc8030]

French has word formation resemblance with vietnamese so it's easy for him to speak. On the other hand vietnamese shares huge vocab with chinese so it' also easy, he just needs to rearrange words a little bit. About russian and english i hightly doubt that he can speak well but since french vocab and english vocab are similar so he can write well, russian i think he just learn through

[@josievo2421]

Thọ Nguyễn . Yup I also thought these languages are easy so I started with English when I was 8, it took me 15 years, then French took me 2 years before giving up and finally, Chinese took another 5 years, and sadly, I haven’t reached his level in any languages. Any recommendation to improve?

[@krystalphan8871]

@@thongoc8030 Mr. Ho studied by himself, no school, no money, no real home, working multiple jobs just for daily feed, trying to hide identity, survive foreign diseases and decades in jail. I don't think it's as that simple but it does show that you're a narrow-minded one who clearly hasn't experienced anything.

[@BKParabol]

Vietnamese people love independence, peace, freedom and we willing to do anything for them

[@benjia7906]

BKParabol Hoshi freedom?

[@fallinghearts899]

@@benjia7906 from France:))

[@titusho2]

I'm Indigenous from that Caribbean Island of Quisqueya and I consider Ho Chi Minh a brother and a great Freedom fighter and Liberator!

[@jerry85g7]

Where is that? I am from the Caribbean as well.

[@thangdang5896]

Great to hear that brother!

[@NCXitlali]

Indigenous!? I thought the ones from DR were extinct. Everyone I know from DR was either black or mixed.

[@view24hnuirungquychau]

you are cuban , we love cuba

[@luisgonzaleztheblindhistor5731]

Quisqueya = República Dominicana

[@adorno_gang37]

One of the most under-appreciated socialist leaders. Fought relentlessly against the French colonialists, the Vietnamese bourgeois class that exploited the poor and the American imperialists that didn't want to permit Vietnam its own non-capitalist road of development. I wish he had at least outlived the war. RIP Uncle Ho

[@dedg0st]

adorno_gang his collection of writings fill 15 volumes of text. i would love to read if there’s decent translations in english

[@thangdang5896]

me too, mate, me too

[@trashman8080]

We aint no devout commies to be frank.

[@adorno_gang37]

@@trashman8080 well I think it's very telling how quickly and efficiently Vietnam handled the corona pandemic by placing the public health interests above economic considerations. Vietnam may have implemented some necessary market reforms for the time being, much like China, but it's such successes that show it has not simply gone down the capitalist road. In a capitalist country this would not have been possible (as the corona measures in Europe and America have shown).

[@trashman8080]

@@adorno_gang37 well, like i said, not devout communist. More like... authoritarian. In a good way actually, most neccessary policies get implemented without pointless resistence. As a people, vietnamese imo is better of with the current gov than a new, more "free" one, due to societal and cultural reasons.

[@tranthy771]

I am young Vietnamese generation and this video inspires to me extremely emotional in terms of patriotism of our greatest leader, Uncle Ho. Happy birthday to him (19-05-1890 and 19-05-2020)

[@user-hz3tv7ko7l]

Comrade Uncle Ho's birthday is on the 19th of May, my birthday is on the 15th of May. Respect to Vietnam from the Czech Republic. Uncle Ho was a great leader.

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@marcolai]

Just a warm reminder, your uncle Ho killed about 72,000 to 172,000 ppl during his land reform，you so cute btw

[@glenndowling8383]

Ho Chi Minh was a son of a bitch He had the blue balls, crabs, and seven year itch Thanks for all the cheap T shirts 👕

[@robertoguille2224]

Uncle Ho Chi Minh: One of the greatest leader in the human history!

[@timgertzen]

Extraordinary source. We are very privileged to have access to such material about the man, information from the man without biased interpretation. Gives us a chance to make up our own minds.

[@videosock6841]

Very interesting video, I love how at 6:30 he says "NEVER!"

[@chuannguyenvuanhSG92]

Like he was surprised about this kind of the question then he react with an confident face and "Never."

[@creedlang419]

It was a loaded question of course

[@wanjunyong7420]

@@creedlang419 I saw his emotion quite upset of this question, but also polite and respect enough to not interrupted the woman who asked. Wise man, he is.

[@vietnamese80]

During the war, Uncle Ho was still very friendly, he mentioned diplomacy, football, culture, art. It's rare for a leader like this

[@7ElevenAlphaCentauri]

Ho’s only mistake was banishing the Vietnamese Kuomintang and the land reforms that echoed China’s Great Leap Forward. But if the US supported Ho as we should have Indochina would have remained United as a single country and would be extremely powerful.

[@jtnguyen8105]

@@7ElevenAlphaCentaurino his only mistake was alienating Southerner Vietnamese and not implementing them with society. Any former ARVN officers and descendants were banned from holding office and thus a mass exodus of 3 million Vietnamese to western countries around the world. If he was smarter, he would’ve not alienated this community and integrated them under a reunified Vietnam. Accepting brother vs brother who can rest easy and finally reunite

[@blueskyalchemist623]

@@jtnguyen8105bro what the fuck are you smoking? Uncle Ho had passed away even before the war ended, so he has no part in any of the things after that.

[@lamgiabao9940]

Omg I love the way he said "Never" when the Journalist ask whether Vietnam would become China's satellite

[@EyFmS]

Don't take shit from anyone...ANYONE, your country won it's freedom with sweat, bullets and blood.

[@burakayan3360]

Greetings from Turkey, after Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Ho Chi Minh is my number one hero. İ hope both countries will have friendly relations because we fought against the same villains

[@thangdang5896]

Great to hear that, brother. Love from Vietnam!

[@buianh1257]

Thank you. ❤

[@user-hz3tv7ko7l]

I am from an unfortunately capitalist country and I'm thinking of moving to Vietnam. Communism is better than capitalism.

[@enjoyvids810]

And same birthday

[@awetheaverage68264]

his french is really soothing. Really nice accent

[@kan9492]

he worked as a journalist in French, that's crazy

[@peapercola9481]

​@@kan9492he even co-founded the French Communist party

[@kan9492]

@@peapercola9481 lol

[@henryhuynh3574]

As a 19 year old Vietnamese American, having no knowledge of my history until recently, I am glad to shed a tear for the savior of our country and for the renewal of my masculine spirit and understanding of life.

[@bchow6504]

Haha, your masculine would go through the roof if you learn about general Vo Nguyen Giap

[@henryhuynh3574]

@@bchow6504 Yes, I learned about him recently! Amazing man.

[@bhl9532]

HCM demonstrated respect for the journalist, resolve to fight for Vietnamese independence, and willingness to forgive French dreadful crimes for a better future between 2 countries. He gives off masculine energy

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

Thank you for learning and loving the history. Cờ đỏ sao vàng chảy trong huyết quản người con Việt Nam! 🇻🇳

[@Greggee100]

the more u learn about ho chi minh, the more ya can grow to understand him.

[@yolakin8210]

He was an outstanding leader. 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@algorythmico]

"this is not a football game"

[@ddng.private]

It's quite amazing that he asked his interpreter and then immediately answered himself (he asked what is the word "sa lầy" in French)

[@TienDuongRose]

Sa lầy

[@Horrortelltales]

What most people don't understand is that Uncle Ho was not a communist at heart, he was a nationalist at heart. All he wanted was to free Vietnam from The french and other foreign invaders. But he knew very well he would not stand a chance without help from other countries, so he used Communism as a way to get the help his country needed to fight for his country.

[@hoangphamduy8562]

actually, Ho Chi Minh is a communist at heart. Thanks to a thesis about ethnics and colonize of Vladimir Lenin, in which Lenin argued that different nations have different ways to develope the Communism and the Communism must love their country at first, Ho Chi Minh realized the Communism is the only way to liberate the Vietnamese and then, develop the country. In summarize, Ho Chi Minh is a Communist with nation love (because nation love always along with Communism), not the nationalist.

[@patrickrodriguez537]

Hoàng Phạm Duy Actually, he used to be ask USA in 1919 to help Vietnam, but they refused, so he must stand by USSR and the Communism, he just only joined the Communism in 1920s

[@bamboo9666]

@@hoangphamduy8562 no he was criticized for not wholehearted for communism

[@gonkong5638]

​@Cardinal RG A small Asian man among Elite French and Russian member ? His country don't even have any power to put on the table, anyone can critize him.

[@yuesu2325]

@Cardinal RG There was several smaller sub-group inside Vietminh, 1 of which was an extreme communist party led by Le Duan who many time questioned Ho Chi Minh about his decision(negotiating with the south president instead of taking over by force...). Le Duan's policy lean more into authoritarian and military state than Ho's as you can see from the second half of the Vietnam-American war and what he did after "liberated" the south.

[@gastonhitw720]

da fuck he speaks french wonderfully,, it amase me that he's so calm, speaking so well, respondng the questions, I never expected him to be like that

[@bamboo9666]

Because you only know the Western media..

[@jannamebaotocuaruneterra6211]

He inspired me to learn French. It's a difficult language but I am trying my best 🎉❤

[@rdchampion5078]

same, I'm a vietnamese trying to learn French lol

[@damnedyankee946]

Ho should have been listened to in 1919. But Wilson only wanted self determination for countries HE THOUGHT should have it !!!

[@lenguyenba7648]

Like him or hate him, this man is spitting out French.

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@Lebron98]

Il est très intelligent et incroyable, je suis fier d'être vietnamien à cause de lui!

[@linhang6628]

2:10 The word is “sa lầy”, which means “to sink into the mud”

[@SomewhereOnTheBorder]

No Linh Đặng, in this case "sa lầy trong chiến tranh" should be translated as "stucked in the war"

[@satrrryadaffa2080]

Ho chi Minh looks like a good man to sit and smoke together with

[@blueskyalchemist623]

He looks like a grandpa that will go fishing with you and tell you some funny stories that make you learn some life lessons happily

[@lamgiabao9940]

@@blueskyalchemist623 He is! Although many of Communist leader had been seen like a dictactor or the "superiority", Ho Chi Minh himself is very friendly and does not see himself as a president, but a chill guy who spent most time with civilians.

[@igorkiriakoss9291]

The ignorance with which they ask him those questions is just so horrible. These are the people that invaded his country and thought a bloody war against its independence talking about “neutrality in south east Asia” lmao

[@cw5312]

How did Vietnam win the war? Because they knew they were going to. Listen to Ho and other senior official interviews. They had no doubt whatsoever.

[@neidermeyer9361]

Amazing document. First time I see Ho Chi Minh speaking..and in French!

[@duongthienbao8782]

What country are you from?

[@datngoquoc]

@@duongthienbao8782 i’m from Kan Thor

[@kingmori1]

C'est la première fois que j'entends la voix d'Ho chi minh!

[@Sikhou999]

moi aussi

[@charlesserre6928]

@@Sikhou999 Moi pareillement. C'est presqu' inouï de l'écouter, surtout sachant que le français n'est presque plus parlé au Vietnam ces jours-ci.

@6:30! Thank you Mr. President!

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@linhnguyenhuu4592]

I usual not cry for anything but watching him make me cry alot i don't ven know why

[@lenguyenvu7242]

Me too bro

[@boiledpotato1912]

Cause you love him so much, we have always felt emotional everytime we read Chế Lan Viên's poems about him

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@boiledpotato1912]

@@titi-ul3tb chiến tranh giữa nước Việt Nam Cộng Hòa Xã Hội Chủ Nghĩa với Đế Quốc Mĩ và bè lũ chính quyền Sài Gòn tay sai được dựng lên ở miền Nam, nội chiến cái gì ? Nhân dân miền Nam cũng vẫn phải đấu tranh, vẫn còn rên xiết dưới sự đàn áp tàn bạo của quân Ngụy, nội chiến ở đâu, đánh tráo khái niệm à anh bạn :)? P/s: còn nữa, anh bạn bảo sau khi đất nước gom về một mối thì biến thành "cuộc phân ly bi thảm"? thế hệ cha mẹ, ông bà của những người "lưu vong" sợ hãi cái chết, sợ hãi cuộc sống không còn phú quý do Ngụy quyền mang lại nên bỏ chạy sang nước ngoài, trong khi chính phủ Việt Nam sau đó có chế độ khoan hồng, không có chuyện giết hại người từng theo chính phủ VNCH. P/s lần hai: anh bạn đi spam cái comment này ở mọi nơi nữa chứ :) sẽ không một ai thèm tin vào cái giọng hoài niệm vớ vẩn đấy của ông đâu nhé.

[@nguyenduyhai7181]

vãi l cả khóc, tấu hài vl kaka

[@chaoscultists5917]

6:28 the way he said NO

[@Greggee100]

Man, I almost forgot, Happy Father's Day

[@Killerbill54nx]

I been studying communist leaders for 3 years now and never had I ever thought of hearing Ho Chi Minh himself

[@NCXitlali]

He's probably the only one that wasn't evil. More if a gray area but he has an excuse because he had to face much more powerful nations and did what he had to do.

[@dabelli3818]

@@NCXitlali communist leaders weren't "evil"

[@NCXitlali]

@@dabelli3818 mao, fidel, etc... Are you daff?

[@dabelli3818]

@@NCXitlali Mao, despite being accused for the great leap forward, was victim himself of errors of calculations, united with bad weather and bad harvest wich he had no control on, and apart from that, he saved a crumbling country, divided by warlords and imperialist powers (Japan, Usa, UK). Fidel did what he could despite the embargo to lift his country from poverty, and in fact, they have less child mortality, more life expectancy, and better literacy rates than the United States of America. Ecc? Never heard of him, must be a new guy. You could have thrown at me that dumb idiot Pol Pot, but instead you went for some slightly controversial guy. I'm not saying they were saints, don't get me wrong, but they definetly weren't worst than any of the western or capitalist leaders, and many times they were actually better. At least they achieved incredible industrial and technological progress.

[@NCXitlali]

@@dabelli3818 they both murdered innocent people and supressed freedom of speech. They literally killed people for having an opinion. Nothing that you can say can change this fact.

[@VinhNguyen-ih9mt]

His french was pretty good

[@marybaldwin2633]

+Vinh Nguyen He was from a French colony and he lived and studied in Paris

[@lonelyboyll08]

+Mary Baldwin he was also taught Chinese by his father who was a bureaucrat in the old dynasty. During the time that he was abroad, he learned a couple of other languages as well.

[@VinhNguyen-ih9mt]

I can tell.

[@lonelyboyll08]

+Vinh Nguyen but you didn't.

[@VinhNguyen-ih9mt]

Or did I?????

[@Rokaishi]

And even "SUPERPOWER" US can't beat this uncle

[@happy_ppippi]

So now the parcel island took away by chinese commies. It was wrong choice to go for communism🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@happy_ppippi]

Because of Ho, u fell under communism and pro ccp

[@krystalphan8871]

@@happy_ppippi Wdym? Vietnam has the least problem with terrorism, social well being, racism, wealth inequality, freedom, social ethics, and education. They have fought and defeated China for thousand of years if you're too ignorant to know, so what makes you think they can't this time?

[@nguyenvubui1258]

@@happy_ppippi paracel island was taken in 1974 because the South Vietnam Navy lost the battle with China. And not because of the North Vietnam.

[@sean-mi9ng]

I don't think he's nearly as bad as people make him out to be. I think his intentions for the people of Vietnam were very good. Communism was at the time the only way he probably thought could help free his people. If there was another more sensible ideology that could have created the same change I'm sure he would have used that. But seriously, he looks like a well-intentioned individual.

[@bamboo9666]

Only US and some Western countries tried to make him look bad, a dictator. But we see him as a national hero, like how US see Thomas Jefferson. He even asked US for help twice, to get rid of the French, but got ignored both of it. It the only choice.

[@alphamawikipedia3023]

Vietnam can follow any ideology but at first we need to be free and independent. At that moment, socialism is the only choice of all colonized countries.

[@hoangphamduy8562]

actually there's nothing better than the Communism. Because like Lenin and many Communists said that the Communism need to be developed over the time and it must be suitable with each nations. Because Lenin said that, Ho Chi Minh trust Communism and he developed the own Communism for Vietnam. But you know, there're many kinds of developed Communism, and not all of that is good as Communism by Ho Chi Minh

[@sean-mi9ng]

@@hoangphamduy8562 I disagree man. In theory Communism works and it has vast potential in helping the average worker, but in practice it has only subjugated the people even more. Communism gives way too much power to government, so much so that the people have no power whatsoever, it does exactly the opposite of what it is intended to do which is give power to the people. So does communism work? It can, I just haven't seen any glimmering examples of a communist state yet.

[@maximilianofabrer1234]

sean You don’t see any glimmering communist “state” (in a communist society there would not be any state, because it wouldn’t be needed) because the material conditions to have a communist society doesn’t exist yet, there still are enemies, like imperialism and many others that will and do fight against socialist countries. By now we can only have socialism (Cuba, China, Vietnam, DPR Korea, Laos), the transition to communism, to resist against imperialism, until the conditions to reach communism exist.

[@TheJayTex]

I may not agree with his political views, but I cannot deny the intelligence of this man. I think he truly loved his country and wanted the best for it

[@murat_yurttas]

Great man.

[@Chung3Im-gp9jj]

That's when I was 74 years old in ho chi minh, but your voice is funny and young.

[@mikeray3453]

Was a great leader of world history

[@huygfc4257]

this is the ho chi minh that i admire.

[@tranngockhanh9836]

Bác Hồ kính yêu !!!

[@marko_g_korenski]

Uncle Ho ❤️

[@doncryptomillionaire]

Not a lot of leaders can speak another language but HO CHI MINH did he actually spoke 6 languages !

[@annhienmainguyen2606]

I from viet i love Bac Ho so much🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@nguyenvinhngoc5749]

A great man of Vietnamese people.

[@mozambique9113]

HES SO COOL

[@alienc]

I love this little baguette man speaking in the language of pork rolls and croissant.

[@SimpleVofficial]

Hồ Chí Minh thật sáng suốt và vĩ đại...

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@PhuongNguyen-ey9zb]

​@@titi-ul3tbĐồ racist

[@voozle1414]

7:44 Correct translation is "Pont (Paul) Doumer" by the name of a former french gouvernor en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Bi%C3%AAn_Bridge

[@daveylevsonart]

how can i sight this as a bibliography?

[@Civardanegezer]

HO HO HO CHI MINH! Long live comrades, long live with socialism vietnam!

[@quachhaituong873]

bác hồ đã tuyên bố khi phóng viên hỏi, Việt Nam có là một vệ tinh của Trung Quốc không ? - NEVER , không bao giờ, quả là một nhà tư tưởng vĩ ddaij

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@PhuongNguyen-ey9zb]

​@@titi-ul3tbĐồ racist

[@sEssTuga]

Where is the rest?!

[@i2cshop]

Next part?

[@arpicordo]

Hi, does anyone know the name of the journalist, please?

[@claireloacevedo4781]

NEVER... is NEVER

[@JoeNguyen9x]

I'm so so so grateful that Ho Chi Minh and his regime did not allow France influence to get to our culture. Look at African countries, still being slaves and in shambles decades after. Viet Nam is on the rise, it takes time and it has been a very difficult journey, but we are free, and we are pure.

[@7ElevenAlphaCentauri]

Entire city neighborhoods in Africa are beginning to resemble China.

[@DanielGarcia-kw4ep]

@@7ElevenAlphaCentauriIn which regards? If is in the urban planning matter, that's actually good, way better than copying the crap that's being developed in the USA with their thousands and thousands of useless highways and non-walkable cities

[@7ElevenAlphaCentauri]

@@DanielGarcia-kw4ep Typical Chinese apologist

[@DanielGarcia-kw4ep]

@@7ElevenAlphaCentauri Explain how that's Chinese apologism? Imagine being so fed up in your ideology that you can't admit the west doesn't know how to build fvcking sustainable cities from exception of a cute little spots in Europe, all of that while the rest of the big cities are full of homeless junkies and the smell of piss and feces 😂

[@boaoftheboaians]

6:37 Wait.... Is that the same fountain near Hoan Kiem Lake? Because I believe I have had the opportunity to sit down there when I was in Hanoi last March..... Also I may have crossed that bridge at 7:44 before.....

[@vietle1142]

6:37 Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc square, 7:44 Long Bien bridge

[@boaoftheboaians]

@@vietle1142 Oh thanks for the reply! As I have confirmed, yes I've been to those places myself just last March! Good experience, good experience.... greetings from Philippines ^^

[@quanghuy1931]

O

[@mr.q337]

Yes, yes and yes

[@Vinnielovesjazz]

I want to watch the full documentary, does anyone have the link!!!

[@CKWind1993]

:" Jamais ! "

[@vietnamese80]

My uncle Ho smoke so much hihi

[@remesumastre258]

💙

[@hanoimenace]

where was this from?

[@athenathai4082]

Does anyone know who interviewed Ho Chi Minh or who translated it?

[@Letandatha]

Athena Thai general Giap, the official comrade in Dien Bien Phu battlefield

[@thuo8199]

My boyfriend is a French journalist/writer, he made a comment like this “ Uncle Ho’s French is even better than his”

[@nyimassyaharani9795]

uncle ho

[@deansinatrajr.8431]

Long live mao and ho chi min

[@ericvardek4108]

THomas Jefferson de la 'Nam.

[@view24hnuirungquychau]

Bác hồ chúng tôi rất vĩ đại

[@titi-ul3tb]

"Hai mươi năm nội chiến từng ngày (do tên HCM này gây ra). Gia tài của Mẹ, 1 lũ bội tình" ---- Cuộc chiến tranh giữa hai miền anh em với vũ khí bom đạn của ngoại bang (Tàu, Nga, Mỹ) kết thúc, đất nước được gom về một mối những tưởng sẽ bắt đầu một thời đại vàng son, nhưng không ngờ, thời đại đó biến thành một cuộc phân ly bi thảm.

[@view24hnuirungquychau]

@@titi-ul3tb con cặc....do ngụy đưa ngoại bang vô nhá...nếu ko thì cs chiến thắng cả 2 cuộc chiến làm gì, chính nghĩa mới thắng nha.....

[@the_webkiller1125]

M. Le président, fondateur du Parti communiste Français

[@kirkbt3475]

"La sensation que ce pays est anormal ne nous a pas quittés au nord Vietnam, anormal d'abord parce que toute vie individuelle a disparu, au bénéfice d'un effort collectif extraordinaire. Dirigé d'une main de fer a l'intérieur d'un dispositif de sécurité draconiens. Anormal en suite parce que dans ce pays coupé en deux depuis dix ans. Un grand nombre de familles vivent le drame de la rupture qui alimente à sa façon la guerre du Sud. "

[@chrismav61]

Guys can we be real here, Ho Chi Minh is a really nice guy and he's passionate and not a brutal murderer, but are you all really saying Communism is plausible?

[@mrbrex95]

Chris Mav yes

[@Arnarost]

the question is to distinguish the communism theorized by marx and engels (perhaps updating it to the current contradictions of ultra financialized capitalism) and what in the name of communism have made dictators. it's like saying that since there were crusades, Christianity is not good. I have read the manifesto of the Communist party of Marx and I have never found words like gulag, repression, massacres (things that have happened at all latitudes and with all political beliefs). hence communism, understood as the revenge of the defeated in history, the marginalized, the poor, as an attempt to make justice triumph is something necessary. what must always be separated is a political creed and what is perpetrated by the elites simply to maintain power.

[@trashman8080]

Nope. Look at 'nam rn, thats the proof

[@stankormy5717]

Dude spoke French

[@jasonhudson739]

Good french. General Giáp even spoke better french.

[@Truthseeker1515]

Sadly, none of the French who lost their lives during the war or, for that matter, Americans knew anything about the political shenanigans. This reminds me of the iraq war....

[@CSQLHC]

@@YonIon996 Very bad, France is very different to other Western countries.

[@Pasebe]

why they cut his answer to china or he said only jamais?

[@robertoguille2224]

Is not cut, until today the Vietnamese people say "Jamais!", like Uncle Ho said. Vietnam, a great country!

[@MichaelUR1]

Yeah Vietnam did really well when he was in power :-)

[@fckschwaben7036]

i want to visit vietnam .. but it's too far ..

[@ocongan6195]

Thanks

[@wanjunyong7420]

pretty cheap over here, also if you good at english or some other skills they might hire you. The money foreigner can make is pretty good though. Give it a try, bro. Everyone is welcomed here.

[@user-sn5pn6yg7e]

Did he spoke French or Vietnamese?

[@adorno_gang37]

Both, his mother tongue was Vietnamese but he spoke French fairly well.

[@markusdee6136]

He was able to fluently speak Vietnamese, French, Russian, English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

[@e2bobbie]

Proverbs 30: 21-23 holy bible: Có 3 hoặc 4 thứ làm cho trái đất rung chuyển và không chịu đựng nổi: kẻ nô lệ trở thành vua, kẻ ngốc ăn quá nhiều, người đàn bà đầy hận thù tìm 1 người chồng, và kẻ nô lệ chiếm vị trí của người nữ chủ nhân sở hữu cô ta.

[@phampx1]

High forehead, a lot of brain cells in Ho Chi Minh. He also spoke English.

[@blueskyalchemist623]

He was fluent in French, English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Russian.

[@comically_large_cowboy_hat3385]

as an anarcho communist i naturally despise dictatorship but the few authoritarian leaders i do admire include: ho chi minh, thomas sankara, and (although he was not a dictator he was still a statist) salvador allende

[@rhys8457]

there was no alternative to statism in the 20th century

[@comically_large_cowboy_hat3385]

@@rhys8457 i could not disagree more

[@CSQLHC]

Thomas Sankara ❤

[@nr655321]

Many grammar mistakes but rather good pronunciation.

[@Hot_nd_spicy]

Was napoleon’s france a colonialist too?

[@soleaguirre100]

c est fini????

[@marcoscordoba4542]

The vietcom

[@geraldanderson7939]

the dictators are never as evil as history books make them out to be

[@thanhtc1988]

@Mia Li true

[@AbtinX]

Vi Nguyen Giap 🫡🌹

[@xerxesmagnaye1421]

Vietnam has won two wars! The war with imperialist US and the war against COVID-19.

[@johnfa51]

Founder of Parti Communist Francais in 1920. PCF

[@vietlebaohoang4887]

I personally convinced all he wanted is to liberate Vietnam from France colonialism and he desired the sincere independence, liberty, democracy for Vietnamese, he was and always believed in American idealism in freedom. However, he got no other choice but to get aid from Soviet Union and all communist nations, the next leader take advantage of him by using his history to visualise the legitimacy in order to gain their power and remain them until this day. Ho didn't want his body to be in the mausoleum.

[@vietlebaohoang4887]

Cardinal RG i'm sure everyone will believed in that way, looking back to the history, i always wonder why he used communism to gain independence, my grandpa said because the influence of communism was so strong, if you look at marx theory you would see marx alway said about the freedom, equality, liberty, no racism for poor people, and in Vietnam large population were poor farmers, then he thought the revolution could bring all modern value to Vietnam, but he no longer control his system, other leader copied land reform from china, Vietnam communist party controlled everything and not allowed for Ho to speak, they prohibit press, they dicided what they want behind "Ho order" . That's why you see Vietnam become the communist, they are in illusion they told the people that the inherited from Ho.

[@bamboo9666]

@Cardinal RG lol US was the one that blocked the election, u should learn more about the war. Land reform idea is good, many countries has done it, it just thing got out of control in Vietnam, people has the right to denounce the landlord, but because of the lacking of education, manu landlords were wrongfully convicted

[@bamboo9666]

@Cardinal RG after the French left, the country was supposed to unify by election as in 1954 Geneva. Watch this documentary video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpmzaYujiNNmebM

[@nicklaskowalski]

La France devrait continuer à jouer un rôle culturel... pfffffff... Et pourquoi la France devait-elle imposer sa culture sur un pays situé de l’autre côté de la planète? Quelle question pleine de relents colonialistes en plein milieux de la guerre avec les USA!

[@aongo3762]

thất vọng íng lịch

[@thuviqua5320]

Thời đó có máy tính hay internet hõ không mà nói chuyện ngu vậy ??

[@NK-ns1bp]

thời đó học đc vầy là ngon rồi chú, bác Hồ tự học ko. Vậy là quá ấn tượng

[@ndnd1805]

íng lịch. Thất vọng bạn quá!

[@nicklaskowalski]

Le caractère monotone des cyclistes sortant de l’usine n’a d’égale que la diction de la présentatrice 😂

[@francidybarra6756]

do not do unto others ...USA..

[@Ste.R15]

"petit gabarit" grosse couilles

[@tarfathewise]

What a great place he’s made Vietnam today, right? Fair, not dirt poor with people pooping in the street! Government and military allows their people freedom and gives them a voice. The way this man manipulated people, is frightening. Intelligence does not equal “good”. This comment section is mind-boggling.

[@Nguyen_Phuong_Thanh]

^The guy who never visited Vietnam To all the people reading his comment, this guy is full of shite. I, as a Vietnamese, invite you all to visit our country and see it for yourselves. We welcome visitors from all countries, and we will treat you well when you are here. Sure, I'm not going to sugar coat it; we are still not a first-world country powerhouse, but we are no where near "dirt poor" or "shit on the streets." I myself grew up in the countryside and now work in the city, and never in my 30 years of living in my own country have I seen people just go outside and "shit on the streets." The ignorance in this comment Tarfa made is mind-boggling.

[@tarfathewise]

@@Nguyen_Phuong_Thanh The truth hurts. Nobody wants to go to Vietnam, don’t worry. I’ll pass and go somewhere much nicer.

[@partizanSquad]

@@tarfathewise shut up v

[@vietcool7269]

Welp, that’s positive thing for us to enjoy freedom and also if u say inteligence doesn’t equal good then ur wrong, Ho Chi Minh is actually a inteligence man and also one thing I have notice when anyone that tried to find negative thing about Ho Chi Minh is that they try to scrap around and finding the eviliest thing, the results? Nothing, that’s why many people are grateful to Ho Chi Minh and just like Pol Pot except Pol Pot is the opposite of Ho Chi Minh, instead of giving freedom, he did a genocide, punish people, working harder every single day without getting tired and we can’t find anything good about this guy, tbh in action

[@minhvan5451]

mot cao' gia` chun ra tu` hang NONG THI XUAN

[@lecharlie4847]

Bỏ dấu chuẩn đi rồi tuyên truyền.

[@nghiaakcodm4813]

tiếng Việt không sõi mà còn bày đặt tuyên truyền bẩn :))))

[@nguyenquanghoc5085]

Chạy trốn khỏi đất tổ lâu quá quên tiếng Việt luôn hả ? Tội vậy ?

[@cookwithmr_jang2547]

Tiếng Việt đã ngu rồi thì ngậm mỏ lại "ducanger"

[@ndnd1805]

Tiếng Việt bạn như con cẹt ❤