28 February 1946Treaty of Sino-FrenchHo Chi-Minh
A Sino-French Treaty provides for the return of French troops from South East Asia
Historical records for Vietnam in 1946, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
A Sino-French Treaty provides for the return of French troops from South East Asia
Appointed Commander in Chief of the Vietnamese armed forces
France recognizes the Republic of Vietnam as a Free State within the French Union
France recognizes the Republic of Vietnam as a Free State within the French Union. Accepts the stationing of French troops in the nth
French troops enter Hanoi
Goes into exile after the restoration of French colonial rule
France recognizes Vietnam as a free state within the Indochina federation
France recognizes Vietnam as a free state within the Indochina federation
France & the Vietminh then reach an accord
Appointed Minister of National Defence in the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
France supports the establishment of a separate republic of Cochin China
France supports the establishment of a separate republic of Cochin China
Walks out of the Conference of Fontainbleau
The French cruiser Suffren shells Hai Phong. General Valluy gives the Viet Minh a 2 hr ultimatum to leave Hai Phong which expires
Directs resistance as war with France begins in Hanoi
The Viet Minh launch a surprise attack on the French troops in Hanoi
Creates rural bases & begins war against the French
Vietminh forces withdraw from Hanoi after attacking the French garrisons. The Viet Minh are driven out of Hanoi & establish themselves in the Viet Bac region
Signs a modus vivendi covering the economy & cessation of hostilities
Graduates from the French Military Academy Saint-Cyr/Coetquidam and is promoted to "Indochine", and Ecole des Troupes Aeroportees (Airborne forces) in France
Graduates from the French Military Academy Saint-Cyr and is promoted to "Indochine" in France
France & the Vietminh then reach an accord. France concedes territorial rights to China which agrees to withdraw from Vietnam
France breaks referendum agreement by proclaiming a Cochinchina Government. Agrees to hold a referendum to determine if Tonkin, Annam & Cochinchina should reunite
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