Ho Chi Minh

Definition

Ho Chi Minh was a Vietnamese communist revolutionary and leader of the Viet Minh independence movement. He played a crucial role in uniting various nationalist groups to fight against French colonization and later against American involvement in the Vietnam War.

Related terms

Guerrilla Warfare: A type of unconventional warfare where small groups use tactics like ambushes and hit-and-run attacks to combat larger, more powerful forces.

Viet Cong: Communist fighters based in South Vietnam who opposed both the South Vietnamese government and American forces during the Vietnam War.

Nationalism: A strong sense of loyalty or devotion to one's own country, often involving efforts for independence or self-determination.