Ho Chi Minh In Vietnam

During the Vietnam War, Ho Chi Minh the leader of North Vietnam, ruled for most of the war. He had many different political strategies however his most efficient ones were his ways of gaining support, his speeches and words of encouragement, and his use of the Viet Minh. His strategy of gaining support was efficient, because it not only helped him, but he could also assist other countries. Even if the supporting countries were enemies, Ho Chi Minh was not put on the spot and he would still be able to help both countries as supporters. Also, this tactic got a lot of support from his people. His speeches and words of encouragement were more efficient, because it would push more Vietnamese people to get involved in the war. Citizens like to know
what is going on. When Ho Chi Minh spoke, it gave his citizens something to follow and believe in. Finally, the most efficient strategy was his use of the Viet Minh. This front organization gave Vietnam an upper hand. It helped them be discretely powerful. It gave Vietnam a strong base where the enemy cannot easily attack them (Viet Minh Strategy and Tactics). This was helpful to the citizens because it made their country more secure. They would remove any enemy as soon as he approached. Overall, Ho Chi Minh’s strategies helped him and Vietnam have a successful ending to the war.