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. The criminal NATO was working towards a partition of Vietnam, which was rigorously rejected by the Vietnamese people. And so "US" presidents Johnson and Nixon blithely bombed away, 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 indulged in child sex for 11 years in "rest rooms" Thailand, Philippines and South Korea. Resistance in "USA" did not mention satanic NATO structure, but always referred in general to peace, violence of "US" NATO and general injustice of war. Since 1975, the bum-bum culture in the Philippines and Thailand has been perpetuated by the secret services... see the book by Louise Brown: Sex Slaves  

Since 1950 the criminal NATO and the Warsaw Pact had the Nazi engineers from Germany realize the armament projects of the Third Reich and then started one war after the other in Corea and in Vietnam. It's just a a satanic game that continues to this day (2018).

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."

Unfortunately, the posters often lack the year information.

Ho Chi Minh coordinating with Mao - cooperation of Vietnam with China
Ho Chi Minh celebrating Vietnam-China connections
Ho Chi Minh with Mao in 1959		Text: "President Mao Tse Tung and President Ho Chi Minh founders of the great Sino-Vietnamese friendship. Picture: Intimate meeting between President Mao and President Ho (1959).
Beijing: Demonstration against the Vietnam War on June 22, 1966		Text: "On July 22, 1966, in Heavenly Peace Gate Square, millions of Beijing-China people went to a demonstration to support firmly "The letter sent to compatriots of the country" from President Ho Chi Minh, resolutely supporting the great anti-American resistance for the national salvation of the Vietnamese people."
Mao with Tuu Tho and Nguyen Thi Binh		Text: "On November 20th 1973, President Mao Tse Tung received comerade Nguyen Hau Tho, Chairman of the Presidium of the South Vietnam Liberation Front Central Committee, and ComeradeNguen Thi Binh, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the provisional government of the South Vietnam Republic. President Mao Tse Tung said: "we have to support you all, by using fully facilities to help you. We have also to thank the South-Vietnamese people, due to your ong lasting resistance."

Demonstrations against Vietnam War Resistance in Vietnam, Cambodia, and India Unfortunately, the photo was very blurry and is not usable. Here are more photos:
World Peace Council 1966 and demonstrations against the Vietnam War: South Korea, North Korea
World Peace Conference in Seoul and Pyongyang	World Peace Council 1966 Text: "World Peace Counci land Afro-Asian Solidarity Commission of Myanmar in the meeting celebrating the 12th anniversary of signing the Geneva Agreement on Vietnam, July 20, 1966." Text: Seoul people (Republic of Korea) demonstrated the U.S. aggressive war in Viet Nam.	Demonstration against Vietnam War at Seoul
Demonstration against Vietnam War in North Korea Text: "Youths and students in Pyongyang (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) were meeting to support the struggle against the U.S. at Youth park."
Demonstrations against Vietnam War: Philippines, Syria
Demonstrations against Vietnam War on the Philippines and in Syria	Demonstration against Vietnam War on the Philippines 1966 Text: "More than 3,000 residents in Manila (Republic of the Philippines) demonstrated to oppose Johnson against his expansion of aggressive war in Vietnam, October 24, 1966."	Demonstration against Vietnam War at Aleppo in Syria 1967 Text: "Aleppo demonstrators (Syrian Republic) showed their solidarity with the Vietnamese people in the struggle against the U.S. aggression, October 26, 1967."
Demonstration against Vietnam War (unfortunately illegible)

Pennants and badges as a solidarity rally for Vietnam: PLO, Al Fatah - book "The Fighting Village"
Showcase with pennant and badge as an expression of solidarity with Vietnam
Plaque, book and pennant as a solidarity rally for Vietnam		The PLO's Solidarity Badge for Vietnam	Text: "Badgesof the Palestinian Armed Liberation Force, supporting Vietnamese people against U.S. aggression."
A book about Vietnam: "The Fighting Village" Text: "The book "The Fighting Village" by Japanese journalist Honda Katulti about the liberated zone of the National Liberation Front has been translated into Esperanto by Mr. Jui Cunosin."		Solidarity pennant of Al Fatah for Vietnam Text: "Flag of the Palestinian National Liberation Front supporting Vietnamese people against the U.S."

Books written by Communist Party of Japan about Vietnam

Books written by Communist Party of Japan about Vietnam Text: "Magazines, newspapers, booklets issued by the Japanese Communist Party for supporting Vietnam."   Badges 1+2 Text: "Insignias issued by the Japanese Communist Party for supporting Vietnam against the U.S."

Bags, necklaces, posters and demonstrations against the Vietnam War
Gallery with books, posters and demonstrations against Vietnam War
Showcase with bags and necklaces against the Vietnam War - and the Japanese bib
Showcase with bags and necklaces against the Vietnam War
Bag of peaceagainst Vietnam War Text: "A peace bag made in 1968 by Beheiren youths." Beheiren was a Japanese peace movement [web01].	Japan: bib for babies with the claim to criminal "USA" for retreating from Vietnam Text: "Bib-form poster saying "U.S. withdraw Vietnam"	Japan: Mr. Kaneko Tokuyoshi was wearing daily this bib with it's slogan against VIetnam War with the claim: "U.S. withdraw Vietnam."
Japanese peace necklaces from 1998 Text: "Wings of peace symbol" presented to those delegates attending the third peace meeting 1998 in Japan."

Protest against Vietnam War in Japan - photos and posters
Photo and poster gallery with protest posters against Vietnam War Japan: demonstrations, protest posters and self-immolation against Vietnam War Japan: Demonstrations, protest posters and self-immolations against Vietnam War
Japan: Demonstration against Vietnam War in 1966 Text: "Residents in Tokyo (Japan) were meeting to request the U.S. government to withdraw its troops from Vietnam, March 1966."	Japanese poster against Vietnam War
Self-immolation of a Japanese man: Jui Cunosin
Japan: Jui Cunosin staged his self-immolation in protest against Vietnam War, November 11, 1967 Text: "Portrait of Mr. Jui Cunosin, a Japanese who burnt himself in front of the Japanese Prime Minister Palace on November 11, 1967 to protest against the U.S. aggressive war in Vietnam."	Jui Cunosin was in Japan a lawyer and pacifist. He also wrote in Esperanto [web02]. The letter of Jui Cunosin to the Japanese Prime Minister before his self-immolation EXCERPT FROM MR. JUI CUNOSIN'S LETTER TO JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER BEFORE HIS SELF-IMMOLATION "Although the United States said ti protected the South Vietnam from the tyranny of Viet Cong, the hospitals here were full of innocent old people and children who had been killed by bombings from the United States and Southern troops. Farmes' rice-paddies were completely confiscated. Surely, their sufferings were more than they were reported in newspapers. The only way to save the Vietnamese peoples from those sufferings is to stop immediately and unconditionally the bombings by the Americans. ... Some people may criticize me, a citizen of a third country for self-burning in protest, but I strongly believed that those who long for the real peace in ÑVietnam and all over the world will not consider my death as being in vain."

Japanese posters for Vietnam against criminal "USA" (NATO)   Japanese poster for Vietnam 01 - Japanese poster for Vietnam 02 against "US" bombs Japanese posters for Vietnam 3 and 4   Japanese poster for Vietnam 3 and 4
Japanese posters for Vietnam 5,6,7
Japanese poster for Vietnam 05 Text: "Propaganda poster issued by the Japanese Comunist Party for supporting Vietnam against the U.S."	Japanese poster for Vietnam 06	Japanese poster for Vietnam 07
Now, Japanese posters against Vietnam 8,9,10, and 11 will follow:
Japanese poster for Vietnam 08 for a hospital at Hanoi Text: A Hospital for Vietnamese children in Hanoi, the first victims of the war	Japanese poster for Vietnam 09	Japanese poster for Vietnam 10+11

Japan: Ink drawings against the Vietnam War
Japan: Four ink drawings against Vietnam War
Japan: ink drawing against Vietnam War 01	Japan: ink drawing against Vietnam War 02
Japan: ink drawing against Vietnam War 03	Japan: ink drawing against Vietnam War 04

Photo Gallery: Letters and demonstrations against the Vietnam War worldwide
Photo Gallery: Letters and demonstrations against the Vietnam War worldwide
Letters (Beijing), World Peace Conference (Helsinki) and demonstrations (West Berlin) against Vietnam War
Photos with letters and demonstrations against Vietnam War	A letter signed by 67 delegations against Vietnam War, Beijing 1963 Text: "Letters of 67 delegations from 20 countries of Asia, Latin-America, Australia, and Europe in Beijing denouncing U.S. aggressive crimes in Vietnam, October 1963."		World Peace Conference against Vietnam War 1965 Text: "World Conference for Peace, National Independence and Disarmament in Helsinki (Republic of Finland) organized a meeting showing their solidarity with Vietnamese people against the U.S. aggression, July 1965."
West Berlin, demonstration of the Workers' Unions against Vietnam War on May 1, 1965	Text: "Trade Union Executive Committees of West Berlin, Spain and Greece were in the meeting supporting the Vietnameseresistance against US aggression, May 1, 1965."
Vietnam weeks at Moscow and at Havanna 1966 - peace meeting at Beijing 1968
Demonstrations against Vietnam War at Mosco, Havanna, and Beijing	Moskau: 3-Kontinenten-Woche mit Vietnam - 19. März 1966 Text: "Youths and students of the Soviet Union and the countries from Asia, Africa, and Latin America were studying in Moscow meeting to answer "A three-continent-week with Vietnam", March 19, 1966"		Kuba: Vietnam-Woche in Havanna, 19. März 1966 Text: "In "A week-with-Vietnam", people from Asia, Africa, and Latin America organized a meeting in Havana (Republic of Cuba), March 19, 1966."
Beijing: Assembly against Vietnam War on March 19, 1968	Text: "Peace notables and experts from 40 countries in Beijing (People's Republic of China) were meeting to condemn the U.S. aggression against Vietnam on March 19, 1968." They have no chance against the game at the stock exchange with shares of armament industries...
Women's Federation for Vietnam in Helsinki 1969 - War Crimes Commission in Oslo 1971
Assemblies against Vietnam War at Helsinki 1969 and at Oslo 1971	Helsinki: Womens' Assembly against Vietnam War, June 1969 Text: "Women's International Democratic Federation Congress in Helsinki (Republic of Finland) appealed to countries to support Vietanemese people against the U.S., for national salvation, June 1969."		Oslo: War Crimes Commission against Vietnam War of 1971 Text: "The International Commission of Enquiry into U.S. Crimes in Indochina 2nd session held in Oslo (Kingdom of Norway), June 20-25, 1971."
The International Youth Convention celebrates the heroic Vietnam in 1973
	Poster of the International Youth Convention for the heroic Vietnam, April 5, 1973 Text: "Propaganda poster of the student representatives and international youths supporting Vietnamese people in their resistance against U.S. aggression, April 5, 1973."
Trade union meetings in Hanoi against the Vietnam War 1963 to 1965
Trade union meetings against Vietnam War at Hanoi and at Saigon (later renamed in: Ho Chi Minh City HCMC)	Trade union meeting against Vietnam War at Hanoi, June 1965 Text: "The Second Conference of International Trade Union Committee for Solidarity with worker and Vietnamese people against the U.S. Imperialist Aggressors held in Ha Noi, capital of Democratic Republic of Viet Nam from the 2-7 of June 1965."		Trade union meeting against Vietnam war at Hanoi in 1963 Text: "Conference of the International Trade Union United with the people of South Vietnam held in Ha Noi in 1963."
	International conference against Vietnam War at Hanoi, November 1964 Text: "International Conference United with Vietnamese people against U.S. aggression held in Ha Noi, November 1964."
The Vietnam Peace Flag of 1953 - Peace meeting of youth and students at Helsinki 1969
Vietnam peace flag of 1953 - students meeting at Helsinki in 1969	Vietnam peace flag of 1953 Text: "Vietnamese army hero Nguyen Quoc Tri representing Vietnamese group awarded the World Peace Conference the flag "Protect the World Peace" in 1953."		Youth and students meeting at Helsinki for a Vietnamese victory, the photo shows the Vietnamese delegation, Aug 25, 1969 Text: "The Vietnamese youth and college student delegation has led a march of 650 delegates from 78 countries in the meeting "The world of youth and college student for the Last Victory of the Vietname people" in Helsinki, Finland since August 25, 1969."
Nguyen Quoc Tri (1921-1967) had been a war hero against French colonialists during French Vietnam War (1945-1953) biography (from Wikipedia [web03] - translated from Vietnamese into German with google translate, and from German into English with Deepl) Nguyen Quoc Tri was one of the first four military heroes of Vietnam [with the other heroes Cu Chinh Lan, La Van Cau and Nguyen Thi Chien]. He was born in 1921 in Phuong Ky village, Da Son commune, Do Luong district, Nghe An province. Before the August Revolution, Nguyen Quoc Tri participated in activities against the policy of educating people to become real human beings. In the process, he was to be arrested by the French colonialists. In 1944, Japan met the French troops in Vietnam. He and his brother ended up in prison. With the pioneering self-defense, he attacked the landing Japanese and killed 10 opponents with his troop and burned 5 vehicles. When the August Revolution was successful, he joined the main force. In late 1946 - early 1947, he volunteered for numerous battles in Vinh, Hue and Dong Ha, where the team killed hundreds of people and captured numerous enemies, killing 19 French soldiers and two Japanese soldiers himself. In the border campaign in the fall of 1950, Nguyen Quoc Tri ordered a unit to strike two combat troops of the Air Force Regiment, disbanding and seizing 22 men and their unit. In doing so, he thwarted the plans of the French military, which now could not field divisions. The French troops were disbanding more and more. On May 19, 1952, Nguyen Quoc Tri was named a Hero of the People's Army. He was one of the first four heroes of the Vietnam People's Army (with Cu Chinh Lan, La Van Cau and Nguyen Thi Chien). On October 10, 1954, after returning to Hanoi, he was regimental commander of the Main Division of the First Army Group and was appointed flag bearer on Liberation Day and accepted this honorary post. On August 16, 1967, Nguyen Quoc Tri was the head of the Military School of Military Zone 4, where he died by a "US" bomb in his native village of Phuong Ky.			Soldatenausrüstung in einer Vitrine

1990s: "U.S." delegates of the Clinton administration and "U.S." veterans are visiting Vietnam Peace exists only because it brings benefits to the "USA". There is NO compensation!
Photo corner with the photo gallery of the "US" delegates in Vietnam in the 1990s
Criminal "USA": delegates of the Clinton Government in Vietnam in 1993+1995	Delegation of criminal "USA" with Kerry in Vietnam in 1993 Text: "Comrade Do Muai, GEneral Secretary of the Communist Party of Viet Nam met with U.S. Congressmen and veterans delegation in Viet Nam (July 15-18, 1993)		Delegation of criminal "USA" in  Vietnam in 1993 Text: "Mr. Le Duc Anh, President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, received the U.S. Lower House Representatives Delegation on its visit to Vietnam in 1993."
Criminal McNamara in Vietnam, November 1995 Text: "General Vo Nguyen Giap (link) met with former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara (November 1995)."
Delegates of the criminal "USA" in Vietnam in 1994 and 1995	U.S. Veterans' Association in Vietnam 1995 Text: "The U.S. Vietnam Veterans Association providing documents on Vietnam People's Army's MISs (February 1995)."		A criminal "US" Navy commander in Vietnam in 1994 Text: "General Vo Nguyen Giap (link) received former U.S. Navy Admiral E. Zumwalt (link) who directly commanded the campaign of using lethal chemicals in Vietnam (1994)."
Peace treaty between "USA" and Vietnam of 1995
1995: The Clinton administration's U.S. Secretary of State, Christopher, signs the peace treaty with Vietnam Text: "Foreign Affairs Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Nguyen Manh Cam (link) and U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher signed the Agreement on the normalization of United States-Viet Nam diplomatic relations on July 12, 1995." ["Normalization" means according to criminal "U.S." government's mentality: There is NO compensation for the Vietnamese given for the cruel destructions and genetic mutilatinos by Agent Orange].
The OSS of 1945 comes to Vietnam in 1995 - "aid supplies" from the "USA" - a "trade delegation" from the "USA"
Criminal "US" delegations visiting Vietnam	Reception of the OSS team 1995 Text: "In 1995, General Vo Nguyen Giap (link) welcomed the OSS team who came to help military training for Viet Minh force in 1945 in Viet Bac."		The Cocaine Clinton administration sent relief supplies installing program being called "Heart to Heart" Text: "Airlift carrying medicine from the "Heart to Heart" organization to Vietnamese people, worth 7.5 million dollars." The aid organization "Heart to Heart International", based in Kansas, was founded after the Chernobyl disaster of 1986 [web04]. And the "medical goods" are probably almost all toxic pharmaceutical products of the NWO...
Criminal "USA": There is a "commercial delegation" in Vietnam Text: "On October 12, 1995, Comrade Do Muoi (link), General Secretary of the Vietnam Communist Party, greeted over 60 U.S. businessmen and journalists on their visit to Vietnam.
The President of Vietnam thanks the people who contributed to the normalization of relations between Vietnam and the "USA" STATEMENT BY PRIME MINISTER VO VAN KIET ON THE DECISION OF UNITED STATES PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON TO NORMALIZE ITS RELATIONS WITH VIETNAM President Clinton's statement to extend diplomatic recognition to and establish normal relations with Vietnam is an important decision, reflecting the wish of broad sections of the American people to put the past of war behind and to build a normal friendly and cooperative relationship with Vietnam. This decision is in keeping with the prevailing trend of the international situation and contributes positively to the cause of peace, stability and development in Southeast Asia as well as in the world at large. For years, the Government and people of Vietnam's position has been that the United States and Vietnam should look forward to the future and entertain normal mutual relations. Therefore, the Government and people of Vietnam welcome the July 11 decision of President Clinton and stand ready to work with the United States Administration in order to reach an agreement for a new framework for relationship between the two countries on the basis of equality, mutual respect for each other's independence and sovereignty, non-interference in each other's internal affairs, mutual benefit and conformity with the universally- recognized principles of the international law. I do hope that the governments and peoples of the two countries will cooperate effectively to further resolve the humanitarian issues left behind on both sides by the war, expand relations to areas of mutual interest, first and formemost in the economic, trade, scientific and technological fields... These relations to areas of mutual interest, first and foremost in the economic, trade, scientific and technological fields... These relations will serve the legitimate interests of the peoles of both countries and contribute to the cause of peace, stability and cooperation in the region as well as in the world. Prompted by a humanitarian spirit, the Government and people of Vietnam will continue to do their utmost in working together with the United STates towards the fullest possible accounting of the American MIAs in the Vietnam War. (MIA = missed in action). The Government and people of Vietnam believe that the latest developments in Vietnam-US relations will enable the Vietnamese community in the United States to get closer to their homeland. The Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam calls upon all the Vietnamese living in the United States to help each other in unity to strive for a peaceful and prosperous life, helping develop a new relationship between Vietnam and the United States and at the same time to join in the shared endeavours with fellow Vietnamese inside the country to build a strong Vietnam with a prosperous people and just and civilized society. The Government and people of Vietnam wish to express their sincere gratitude to all the individuals and organizations in the United States as well as in other countries who have contributed to the process of normalization of US-Vietnam relaitons. On this occasion, the Vietnamese Government once again reiterates its consistent policy of actively working together with all countries in the world community especially with neighboring countries in Asia for peace, stability, cooperation and development. Ha Noi, July 12, 1995

Vietnam has NEVER attacked "USA".

And Thailand, where the airplanes were loaded with Agent Orange, has NEVER apologized for ANYTHING.

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Sources
[web01] Beheiren: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/68er-Bewegung
[web02] Jui Cunosin, Japan: http://mirejo.blogspot.com/2009/03/jui-cunosin.html
[web03] Nguyen Quoc Tri (1921 - 1967):
https://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nguy%E1%BB%85n_Qu%E1%BB%91c_Tr%E1%BB%8B_%28Ngh%E1%BB%87_An%29
[web04] Heart to Heart: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_to_Heart_International

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