Historical and contemporary value of Ho Chi Minh’s journey to find way to save the country
Abstract: On 5th June 1911, Ho Chi Minh with the alias Van Ba left Nha Rong port to travel to France on the Amiral Latouche-Tréville steamer, creating a milestone and turning point to the revolution and nation of Vietnam. 110 years have passed and the path to national independence and socialism, which he identified, transforms our poor, hungry and miserable country into an independent, free and happy Vietnam, who is a sovereign and increasingly prosperous country. The historical and contemporary value of the event remains relevant and serves as the source of inspiration for our Party to continue the cause of “national independence and socialism” that He first started.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, No 6-2021
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