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samedi 7 janvier 2012

Vietnam did not invade, but revived Cambodia

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has categorically rejected the notion that Vietnam invaded the neighboring Southeast Asian kingdom in the 1970s, saying Vietnamese soldiers had sacrificed their lives for “the survival of the Cambodian people and the country.”

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dimanche 16 octobre 2011

Vietnam to excavate ancient citadel’s rock quarry

A three-year excavation project will be carried out at a historic rock quarry experts say was used to build the UNESCO World Heritage Site Ho Dynasty Citadel in northern Vietnam, local authorities said this week.

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dimanche 9 octobre 2011

India salve on Vietnam scars - ASI to help restore temples damaged in US bombing

New Delh - Amaar naam, tomaar naam, Vietnam, Vietnam. After years of sloganeering, India is finally getting a chance to put its mortar where its mouth was.

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vendredi 9 septembre 2011

Vietnam's former President Cong dead at 99

HANOI — Vietnam's state media say former President Vo Chi Cong has died at age 99.

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jeudi 8 septembre 2011

Historic Vietnam site in new battle

DIEN BIEN PHU — Tanks, artillery pieces and other relics of war are still scattered around the valley where Vietnamese forces won a decisive victory over the French at Dien Bien Phu nearly 60 years ago.

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samedi 3 septembre 2011

Vietnam marks legendary general's 100th birthday

HANOI — Legendary Vietnamese Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap built his career on never backing down, even against seemingly impossible odds. Now, decades after ousting the French and later the Americans, he's celebrating another major victory: his 100th birthday.

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vendredi 29 juillet 2011

Emotional funeral for South Vietnam's ex-leader Ky

The family of U.S.-backed South Vietnamese ex-leader Nguyen Cao Ky paid tribute to him at a tearful funeral Friday, urging people to remember him as a man who profoundly loved his homeland.

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dimanche 24 juillet 2011

Vietnamese Americans have mixed feelings about ex-leader's death

Nguyen Cao Ky, known for ruthlessly defending democracy, outraged many of his fans in recent years by rubbing shoulders with communist officials in Vietnam.

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samedi 23 juillet 2011

Nguyen Cao Ky, ex-general who ruled South Vietnam, dies at 80

KUALA LUMPUR — Nguyen Cao Ky, the former air force general who ruled South Vietnam with an iron fist for two years during the Vietnam War, died Saturday. He was 80.

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mercredi 27 avril 2011

Madame Nhu, Vietnam war lightning rod, dies

Madame Nhu, who as the glamorous official hostess in South Vietnam’s presidential palace became a politically powerful and often harshly outspoken figure in the early years of the Vietnam War, died on Sunday in Rome, where she had been living. She was believed to be 87.

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samedi 27 novembre 2010

Vietnam fails to buy Emperor Ham Nghi’s art piece

Vietnam failed to buy Déclin du jour (Sunset), a painting by exiled Vietnamese emperor Ham Nghi (1872-1943), at a Paris auction this week, the Center for Preservation of Hue Relics said Thursday.

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mercredi 4 août 2010

Vietnam royal citadel recognised as World Heritage site

Vietnam's historic capital of Hoang Thanh Thang Longhas been recognised as a World Heritage site, state media reported Monday.

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dimanche 9 mai 2010

In Vietnam film, US My Lai killer returns to apologise

HANOI — In Le Dan's cinematic vision, a tormented former US army lieutenant returns to Vietnam to personally apologise for organising the wartime massacre at My Lai.

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samedi 1 mai 2010

Vietnam War journalists reunite for anniversary

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — Some walked with canes, others with limps. Their hair stained with streaks of silver, their faces mapped by years of pressure and deadlines.

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jeudi 29 avril 2010

After the fall: Vietnamese remember 'Black April' 35 years later

The first inkling Kim Lien Pham had that the war was finally ending came when she found the gold bars her mother had sewed into her underwear.

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lundi 22 février 2010

Arts of Ancient Viet Nam

The expansive exhibition of artifacts from the land's historical cultures is on view at the Asia Society in New York.

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samedi 20 février 2010

The French Connection : Vietnam lessons the U.S. might have learned at Dien Bien Phu

In November 1953, France was in its eighth year of war for control over Indochina. Things were going poorly—Vietnamese guerrillas, or Vietminh, held the upper hand—and at a strategy session in Saigon the French commander, Gen. Henri Navarre, outlined his latest plan. "I'm thinking of occupying the basin of Dien Bien Phu," he began.

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mercredi 29 avril 2009

Vietnam youth look to future on war anniversary

HO CHI MINH CITY — In the peaceful shade of a park across from Vietnam's Reunification Palace, young lovers enjoy a quiet time alone and students study.

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