Since 2009 the "U.S.A." is paying 1,52 billion dollars annually to the Agent Orange victims for their NATO crimes with Agent Orange contamination. It took 40 years until the criminal "U.S.A." also granted compensation to Vietnamese and not only to their own "U.S." victims in the "U.S.A."

December 1976: Vietnam is not divided - the report of the Vietnamese Communist Party of December 1976
Special Exhibition: The Worldwide Support of Vietnam with its Resistance - logo
Text of the Executives Committee of 1976	The Vietnamese Communist Party's report on Vietnam - December 1976 Text: "We would like to thank the communist parties and working class of the countries in the world, national liberation movement, nationalist countries, peace-loving countries, international democratic organizations, and progressive human beings, for their shole-hearted support, and strong encouragement to our peoples patriotic resistance against the US, for national salvation." (Excerpt from political report of the Central Executive Committee of the Vietnam Communist Party at the 4th National Representatives Conference, Dec. 1976)"
Corridor with photo gallery of resistance to the Vietnam War in the "USA"

1946-1958: President Ho Chi Minh receives "Americans" and then communists of the Soviet camp 4 photos of Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi Minh in 1946 Ho Chi Minh 1946, Text Text: "Ho Chi Minh attended the National Day celebrations of the Republic of France on July 14, 1946"	Ho Chi Minh with a British delegation in 1957 Ho Chi Minh with a British delegation in 1957 Text: "President Ho Chi Minh welcomed the UK's Parliament Delegation visit to Vietnam on May 4, 1957"
Ho Chi Minh visiting a kindergarten at Sofia in Bulgaria, 1957 Ho Chi Minh visiting a kindergarten at Sofia in Bulgaria, 1957, text Text: "President Ho Chi Minh visited a kindergarten in Sofia, capital city of the People's Republic of Bulgaria in August 12, 1957."	Ho Chi Minh 1958 in Delhi, India Ho Chi Minh 1958 in Delhi, India, text Text: "President Ho Chi Minh spoke to intellectuals in New Delhi, the Republic of India on February 7, 1958."

Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi Minh 1960 in the Soviet Union (USSR) Ho Chi Minh 1960 in the Soviet Union (USSR), text Text: "President Ho Chi Minh signed The Joint Statement of The International Conference of the Communist and Workers' Parties in Moscow, Soviet Union, in 1960."		Ho Chi Minh at Jan 17, 1967 with "American intellectuals" Ho Chi Minh 1967, Text Text: "President Ho Chi Minh gave a reception to American intellectuals who opposed the U.S. invason of Vietnam on Januar 17th, 1967."
Ho Chi Minh 1960 Ho Chi Minh 1960, text Text: "President Ho Chi Minh and President Amed Sekou Touré of the Republic of Guinea visited the exhibition of 15-year construction of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam on September 17th, 1960."		Ho Chi Minh on March 7, 1967 with a delegation of OSPAAAL Ho Chi Minh 1967, text Text: "President Ho Chi Minh, on March 7th, 1967, gave a reception to a delegation of the Organization of Solidarity of the Peoples of Asia. Africa and Latin America led by Mr. Osmany Cienfuegos, General Secretary."

1945: The criminal "USA" with the OSS in Vietnam - against Japan's troops
Japan's government had concluded a standstill agreement with the USSR in 1941, so Stalin survived. For this, the whole of Southeast Asia was to become Japanese and the project was to celebrate a common border with Hitler in India. Thus, Vietnam was also occupied by the Japanese. In 1945, the last Japanese troops were expelled with the help of the OSS (Office of Strategic Services).
OSS in Vietnam in 1945	In 1945, the OSS had a military base in North Vietnam In 1945, the OSS had a military base in North Vietnam - text Text: "In World War II, the US Strategic Organization, former organization of CIA, has trained a military force of Ho Chi Minh on a jungle in Northern Vietnam. The U.S. OSS carrying out this mission located in Con Minh, South West China."	Poster in Vietnam about the time of 1945 appr.: the poster orders that the population should help "US" pilotes Poster in Vietnam about the time of 1945 appr.: the poster orders that the population should help "US" pilotes - text Text: "Posters appealed to Vietnamese people to help American pilots."
Four photos showing "USA" in Vietnam in 1945 "U.S." Major Thomas with Vietnam soldiers in an attack against Japanese in August 1945 "U.S." Major Thomas with Vietnam soldiers in an attack against Japanese in August 1945, text Text: "Major E. Thomas in the picture with a Viet Minh soldier in Thai Nguyén, in August 1945 in an attack against Japanese troops." Vo Nguyen Gidp and Major A. Patti in September 1945 Vo Nguyen Gidp and Major A. Patti in September 1945, text Text: "Mr. Vo Nguyén Giáp and major A. Patti, commander of the OSS unit saluted the colors in Ha Noi, in September 1945." The OSS team in September 1945 with Ho Chi Minh and Vo Nguyen Gidp Text: "An OSS team with President Ho Chi Minh, Mr. Vo Nguyén Gidp in September 1945." A "US" delegation at Hanoi in September 1945 Text: "A U.S. delegation in Ha Noi, in September 1945."

Vietnam 1946-1975: Summary
Starting in 1946, Vietnam had the French Vietnam War. The French were kicked out. After this military victory against the criminal foreign legion in Vietnam, the Vietnamese president Ho Chi Minh made an alignment with communist groups. Then the criminal "USA" thought that a communist Vietnam would be a danger for the "USA" and started from 1964 with a pretext (an invented Tongkin incident) with an invasion and bombardments in the whole country. A connection between China and Vietnam was always claimed, but the Vietnamese did not want to be the coolies of the Chinese at all, as it was before. Criminal NATO was working towards a partition of Vietnam, which was rigorously rejected by the Vietnamese people. And so "US" presidents Johnson and Nixon liked to throw their bombs, committing all sorts of war crimes, and at the same time the Vietnamese population survived in tunnel systems, defeating criminal Satanist NATO in 1975, which had committed all sorts of crimes in child sex for 11 years in "rest rooms" like Thailand, Philippines and South Korea. The resistance in the "USA" did not mention the Satanist NATO structure, but always referred in general to peace, violence of the "US" NATO and to the general injustice of war.

Resistance to the Vietnam War in the "USA": Representative William Clay 1969: The Vietnam population was NEVER consulted (!!!)
Buch by A. Patty: Why Vietnam?	Rep. Clay against Vietnam War - and an anti-war demonstration
Representative William Clay (Bill Clay) on 15.10.1969: Fighting a Vietnam War without consulting the population is immoral	Representative William Clay (Bill Clay of St. Louis, Missouri - Link), who was elected to the House of Representatives in early 1969, said the following at a congressional meeting on October 15, 1969, according to the minutes: "Our leaders deliberately refused to mention the people aspirations in the war policies. The people are seeking Peace while the Government is pursuing the war... There can be no honor in an ashamed action. The war in Vietnam remains injustice, illegal and immoral. Representative William Clay (Excerpt from the Minute of the meeting at the US Congress on October 15, 1969)"
Slogans of "US" resistence against criminal Vietnam War - examples
Anti war demonstration in the "USA" at Washington with Washington Monument in the background	Demonstration against Vietnam War, slogans, text: "The war in Vietnam is against the United States. No one needs to die for the war!"
Demonstration against Vietnam War in the "USA" with slogans - and a crowd	Demonstration against Vietnam War, slogans Text: "An anti-war demonstration in the United States, with slogans: "Put an end to the imperialism in Asia" "Stop the war in Vietnam" "Peace in Vietnam now" "We are maintaining a fascist clique in Saigon""	Demonstration against Vietnam War in the "USA" with 50,000 demonstrators Text: "50,000 American people in the demonstration against the U.S. aggressive war in Vietnam."
Resistance against Vietnam War and Nixon: The March Against Death 1969 - 4 people dead in Kent 1970
Arlington Capitol March on Nov 4, 1969 - and 4 people killed at Kent on May 4, 1970	Arlington Capitol March with the names of dead soldiers (March Against Death) on Nov 14, 1969 - text Text: "45,000 American notables in the march from Arlington National cemetary to the Capitol Building, carrying each a poster bearing the name of a G.I killed or a village of Vietnam destroyed."
Demonstration against Vietnam War at Kent, police of Persident Johnson is killing 4 by shooting - May 4, 1970	Text: "Four students of Kent University, Ohio state, the U.S. were shot dead by national guards in a demonstration against the U.S. war in Vietnam (1970)."
Vietnamese leaflet: Germany's population was against the Vietnam War
	Leaflet with a Vietnamese text in the museum Translation of the German google translate text: "Germans were damning the invasion of Vietnam, the invasions of Vietnam, the population of America was protesting against the occupation of Vietnam wich was provoking a Freedom War. Ho Chi Minh City has become the capital of the United States, of the American Military Forces, of the American Military, of the American pilotes, of the population. Machines are adored or Vietnam is bombed. Some American citizens are trying to occupy Vietnam using the Vietnam War as a pretext."
"US" Resistance to the Vietnam War and to Nixon: Martin Luther King and the Flower of Jan Rose Kasmir
Martin Luther King calling "USA" for a return - the flower against rifles	Demonstration with a quote of Martin Luther King: He calls "USA" from Vietnam back - text Text: "Come home America. Come home from your dark country of racism ... from your tragic, reckless adventure in Vietnam." - Dr. Martin Luther King" Text: "Regardless of prevention, a number of Americans participated in the campaign against the war in the first months of the Nixon Administration. They supported Jim Peck, an American who was arrested in a demonstration in the spring of 1969."
A flower is stronger than all weapons		March to the Pentagon with 100,000 people - Oct 21, 1967 Text: "Washington DC 21 October 1967: While taking part in a march for peace in Viet Nam outside the Pentagon, Jame Rose Kasmir holding a flower in the hand and standing in front of a row soldiers whose rifles are loaded during a U.S. demonstration against the war in Viet Nam as a symbol of praying for peace."
"US" resistence against Vietnam War and against Johnson: burning the draft cards
By burning the draft card for the NATO military, the resistance fighters willingly accepted a prison sentence. On the whole, however, it was better to go to prison because survival was guaranteed there - whereas in Vietnam death often awaited.
David Miller and others are burning their draft cards for criminal NATO	David Miller burning his draft card (Oct 15, 1965) David Miller burning his draft card, text Text: "David Miller is burning his draft card thus refusing to go to Vietnam."	A group of "U.S." conscientious objectors burn their draft cards on January 6, 1965 Text: "U.S. youths burnt their military draft cards in the demonstration against the U.S. aggression in Vietnam, January 6, 1965"
"U.S." resistance to the Vietnam War and to Nixon: Refusal of orders by B52 pilot Michael Heck
Aircraft captain tail refuses B52 missions in North Vietnam	Aircraft captain Michael Heck	Aircraft captain Michael Heck, text Text: "Captain Michael Heck, an American B-52 Stratofortress pilot, 30 years old, refused to continue flying bombing missions over North Vietnamese targets in late 1972."
Newsweek's January 22, 1973 report on Captain Heck, who had refused flights with B52 bombers since 1972 "A B-52 PILOT WHO SAID NO "Dear Mom and Pop," the letter began. "I've taken a very drastic step. I've refused to take part in the war any longer. I cannot in good conscience be a part of it." Air Force Capt. Michael Heck's action was indeed a drastic step. It was revealed last week that the 30-year-old B-52 flight commander, who had flown 262 combat missions in Indochina, had abruptly refused to fly a bombing raid over North Vietnam and submitted his resignation from the Air Force - thus becoming the first U.S. pilot known to have refused to go into combat since the Vietnam air war began more than eight years ago. It was the day after Christmas when the torrential U.S. bombing of the north resuined - that Heck made his difficult decision. "The goals do not justify the mass destruction and killing," explained the pilot, who hold the Distinguished Flying Cross and eleven air medals. "There is enough suffering just in South Vietnam to warrant a discontinuation of the war. But the massive bombing of the north might have been the last straw and, I think, the step that specifically ppushed me over the brink." Heck, a short, plump draduate of President Nixon's alma mater, Whither College, said he would refuse to be reassigned to any other combat job in Indochina, even if it meant going to jail. "I can live with prison," he said, "easier than I can with taking part in the war." Now in the midst of his fourth combat tour in Indochina, the Thailand-based pilot brushed aside arguments that only military objectives were targeted. "Anytime you bomb on the massive scale we did up there," Heck said, "there's bound to be bombs off targe." "No Chicken": Heck received endorsements from a good many Air Force pilots. "He's gotta be a bell of a guy," said Cuam-based Capt. Billy Parker. "Anyone who's flown 262 missions is no chicken, so I say he's entitled to his opinion." That was hardly the view of the Air Force, however, which is expected to press for a heavy court-martial sentence. "If Heck gets off with a kiss on the check," said one Pentagon official, "he won't be the last guy who pulls this sort of thing." Already, in fact, the Air Force in facing a second problem spawned by the massive bombing of North Vietnam. In a letter to Maryland Sen. Charles Mathias, Jr., an unidentified airman accused the Air Force of endangering the lives of B-52 crew members by falling to change the flight patterns over Hanoi for three nights in a row. "Because of these failings," the flier wrote, "the aircraft directly in front of us was shot down." The Pentagon countered that charge. "In that small an area," said an official, "there are only so many ways to come and go." Even Heck rejected the flier's charge. "I konw his gripe," Heck said, "but a good attempt was made to correct the situation after the first couple of missions." [Heck is not the first one - Pentagon elected the case of Heck] Despite concern over the pilots' stance, the Defense Department maintains that, given the vast member of men involved in the air war, it was only a matter of time before one or two balked or complained. And though there have been reports that other B-52 crew members had objected to their missions and were quietly transferred rather than court-martialed, the Air Force last week insisted that Heck was "the first and only" officer to refuse to fly.

"U.S." resistance to the Vietnam War and to Johnson: self-immolations in 1965
Morrison and Laporte, self-immolators on Nov 2 and 10, 1965 - protesting against criminal Vietnam War	Self-immolation of Norman R. Morrison (Nov 2, 1965) Self-immolation of Norman R. Morrison (Nov 2, 1965), text Text: "The portrait of Norman R. Morrison, the American who burned himself in front of the Pentagon to Protest against the U.S. aggressive war in Viet Nam."		Self-immolation of Roger Allen Laporte (Nov 10, 1965) Self-immolation of Roger Allen Laporte (Nov 10, 1965), text Text: "Picture of the young man R. Laporte, 22 years old, soaked in gasoline and burnt himself in front of the United Nations Headquarters to protest the U.S. aggressive war in Viet Nam."

New Year 1968: Telegram from Ho Chi Minh to "American" friends
Telegram from Ho Chi Minh to "US" friends in the "USA" in 1968 - and the helicopter pilot Thompson, who also saved lives of Vietnamese people	Telegram from Ho Chi Minh to "US" friends in the "USA" 1968
New Year's Day 1968 telegram from President Ho Chi Minh to "American" friends who fought for freedom, peace and justice against the "US" imperialist war in Vietnam "Telegram sent by President Ho Chi Minh to American friends who are struggling for freedom, peace and justice against the US imperialist war in Vietnam on the occasion of 1968 New Year's On the occasion of 1968 New Year, I wish you a Happy New Year. As you know, there is no Vietnamese coming to make trouble in the United States. Yet, there are more than half a million U.S. GIs coming to South Vietnam along with over 70.0000 puppet and allied troops to massacre Vietnamese people, to burn and destroy Vietnamese villages and cities. In North Vietnam, thousands of U.S. planes have dropped over 800,000 tons of bombs, destorying schools, churches, hospitals, dikes and populated areas. The U.S . government forces thousands and thousands American youths to die and to get wounded uselessly on battlefields in Vietnam. For its war in Vietnam, the U.S. government wastes each year tens of billion dollars, the money of American people's sweat and tears. In brief, the U.S. aggressors not only commit crimes against Vietnam but also cause deaths and harm as well as dishonor of the United States. You are striving to struggle to demand that the U.S. government stop its aggressive war in Vietnam, both to protect and thus you are defending the just cause and supporting us. For the independence, freedom and unification of our motherland, for our aspiration to live peacefully with all the nations in the wolrd, including the United STates, the whole Vietnamese people are unanimously determined to fight against the U.S. aggressive imperialists. We are supported by friends all over the world. Our victory is certain, and yours is, too. Thank you all for supporting Vietnam. Best wished Ho Chi Minh
November 17, 1965: Vietnamese lawyer Nguyen Huu Tho comments on the 3 self-immolations in the "USA"
The account of 3 fire suicides of Nguyen Huu To - and the helicopter pilot Thompson	Nguyen Huu To: The account of 3 arson suicides: Norman Morrison (2.11.1965) - Roger Laporte (9.11.1965) - Sili Janekowski (11.11.1965)
The report of the Vietnamese lawyer Nguyen Huu Tho about 3 "American" workers with self-immolation as resistance to the aggressive "US" war against Vietnam: Norman Morrison (2.11.1965) - Roger Laporte (9.11.1965) - Sili Janekowski (11.11.1965) ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE THREE AMERICAN WORKERS SELF-BURNING TO OPPOSE THE US AGGRESSIVE WAR AGAINST VIETNAM (NOVEMBER 1965) In early November 1965, three American citizens, in turn, soaked in petrol and self burned to oppose the aggressive war by the Johnson Administration against Vietnam: Norman Morrison, a 31 year-old man, self-burned in front of the U.S. Defense Department on November 2, 1965, Roger Laporte, a young worker, self-burned in front of the United Nations Headquarters in New York on November 9, 1965, and 2 days later, Sili Janekowski of Indiana state. Morrison and Laporte were killed. Sili Janekowski was seriously injured. All the three people were security for the United and 'freedom' for the American people, normal Americans, married, and living in affection with their wives, husbands, and children. However, the U.S. ruling community realized its plot by forcing young men to come to South Vietnam to accept a shameful and meaningless death. They became indignant because their government deceived the people, trampled on the basic rights of the U.S. citizens and sidhonored the U.S. people. So, along with these fellow citizens, they struggled against the unjust war of the Johnson government in South Vietnam. They strongly protested the war by self-immolation. They used their deaths to reveal their enmity on the aggressive war, and to prove their decisive will, also the will of millions of honest Americans who loved the right cause. Meanwhile they opposed the savage and unlawful action of the Johnson ["US" President] - McNamara ["US" boss of foreign affairs] collectivity who spent aggressive war at a place far from the United States hundred thousands of miles to protect the so-called. The noble sacrifice of Morrison, Laporte, and Sili Janekowski for the right cause, for freedom, for human love (Laporte's mother's statement) along with the support of their friends and families unmasked the cheating allegation of the U.S. government. The presidium of the Central Committee of the South Vietnam National Liberation Front and all the people of South Vietnam respectfully bowed down before the sacrifice for the right cause of Morrison, Laporte, and Janekowski, and sent condolences to their failies and to all American who loved peace and the right cause. South Vietnam, 17 November 1965 The Chairman of the Presidium of the Control Committee of the South Vietnamese Liberation Front Lawyer Nguyen Huu Tho"
My Lai Massacre March 16, 1968: "US" helicopter pilots Thompson and Colburn, who also helped Vietnamese
Helicopter pilots who also rescued Vietnamese in My Lai on March 16, 1968: Hugh Thompson and Lawrence Colburn Text: "Hug Thompson and Lawrence Colburn were two "U.S." Army helicopter pilots who also saved the lives of at least 10 Vietnamese civilians. It happened during the unholy massacre of unarmed, non-combatant civilians by "American" troops in Mỹ Lai, Quảng Ngãi Province, on March 16, 1968."

Demonstrations against the Vietnam War without end in the "USA"

Three demonstrations in the "USA" against the criminal Vietnam War

Demonstration of 20 November 1965 against the Vietnam War with a wheelchair user as the front woman Text: "On Nov 20, 1965, over 10,000 people marched from Berkeley to Oakland, Leading the group was an 84-year-old woman sitting in a wheel-chair carrying a slogan "My son died in vain. Don't fight. Go to prison".

A child in front of a cemetery with a poem When I was a child I spoke  as a child I understood as a child I thought as a child But when I became a man I put away children things.

Demonstration against the criminal Vietnam War in Hawaii, February 5, 1966 Text: "Residents on Hawaii Island demonstraated, protesting against [President] Johnson's arrival for the meeting with the Military Commission on Vietnam at Honolulu, February 5, 1966

Vietnam has NEVER attacked "USA".

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