8 March 1949Agreement of ElyseeBao Dai
The Elysee Accords are intended to increase US-support for French actions in Indochina and to convince Bao Dai that France wiil give Vietnam greater independence
Historical records for Vietnam in 1949, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Elysee Accords are intended to increase US-support for French actions in Indochina and to convince Bao Dai that France wiil give Vietnam greater independence
The Elysee Accords are signed by President Auriol making Vietnam an "assocated state" of France. France retains control over the defense, diplomacy & finances. Bao Dai is restored as head of state of a nominally independent Vietnam
The Elysee Accords state that Vietnam can conduct it's own foreign affairs, control it's finances and have an army although the agreements fall short of complete independence
The Elysee Accords state that Vietnam could conduct its own foreign affairs, control its finances and have an army although the agreements fell short of complete independence. France retains control over the defense, diplomacy & finances
The Elysee Accords are signed by President Auriol making Vietnam an "assocated state" of France. France retains control over the defense, diplomacy & finances. Bao Dai is restored as head of state of a nominally independent Vietnam
The Elysee Accords state that Vietnam could conduct its own foreign affairs, control its finances and have an army although the agreements fell short of complete independence. The Elysee Accords are an agreement which would give Vietnam greater independence from France
Tonkin, Annam & Cochin China are united into the single state of Vietnam
Tonkin, Annam & Cochin China are united into the single state of Vietnam
Tonkin, Annam & Cochin China are united into the single state of Vietnam
Tonkin, Annam & Cochin China are united into the single state of Vietnam
Tonkin, Annam & Cochin China are united into the single state of Vietnam
Returns to Vietnam in after a 3 year self-imposed exile
Appointed head of the new Government by the French
Giap calls for an offensive against the loyal forces of Bao Dai
Calls for intensified operations against French-backed Bao Dai forces
The US recognizes the Boa Dai Government
The US recognizes the Boa Dai Government
France releases 1,700 POWs to fight the Vietminh. France attempts to recover Vietnam from communist resistance led by Ho Chi Minh
The French transfer further powers to Bao Dai
Appointed Captain and commands first Parachutists Battalion, participating in the Hoa-Binh Operation in Northern Vietnam
Bases the Declaration of Independence on the American Declaration of Independence
Bases the Declaration of Independence on the American Declaration of Independence
The French reinstall Bao Dai as the ruler of Vietnam, including Cochin China
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