How Did Ho Chi Minh Change The World

Nguyen Sinh Cung, founding father of Vietnam, and extreme communist leader was a man who made an impact on history. Better know as his most common alias Ho Chi Minh this man decided to change the world. Ho Chi Minh was a man who led his country to freedom. He freed the Vietnamese from rule under European countries, and became the first leader of Vietnam. Under this rule he imposed a communist system of government. In this system, Ho Chi Minh caused anger among Vietnam and other nations. Fear of death and communism spread throughout nations and their governments. Ho Chi Minh caused conflict and war, and also got the U.S. involved. Ho Chi Minh raised the status of Vietnam and its people, but also ended up downgrading the power of others leading
Since a young age, he was inspired by his father who protested the French rule to not accept this, and go to any measures even if they were radical to free his country. He believed that in order to do this he needed to have communism would be the type of system, he would have in place. When he moved to France, he started his journey to a communist Vietnam. In France he participated in many radical and extreme events. One of the most famous ones is creating the French Communist party. The goal of this party was to turn France into a communist country, and seize freedom of Vietnam so he could take control. After creating the Indochinese Communist Party, he encouraged people in that group to go get people in Vietnam on their side. The group succeeded and they got people excited, but they did their job to well. When they did this, it inspired people to protest, but these protests turned violent and riots broke out. These radical protests that were inspired by Ho led to the burning of planes. This even led to the death of over 100 Vietnamese citizens. With death and chaos loose in Vietnam, Ho was in serious trouble. He caused many problems and had to be taken into custody. French and British police tracked him down. Ho was hiding in Hong Kong. He served several years in prison for causing this. After he finished serving his sentence he embarked on a journey to Russia. He was inspired by Karl Marx the man who created the idea of communism. Russia had the biggest living evidence of his work. He studied the ideals and the thought process of Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin. He studied there tactics, ethics, and how they ruled with an iron fist. After he had finished studying the work of these two leaders, he returned to Vietnam. By this time the blueprint for WWII was laid out. In order to seize control of land that was owned by Japan, Vietnam agreed to fight with the U.S.