Exhibition spotlights President Ho Chi Minh’s revolutionary career

An exhibition featuring the life and revolutionary career of President Ho Chi Minh has opened in HCM City.
Exhibition spotlights President Ho Chi Minh’s revolutionary career ảnh 1President Ho Chi Minh's revolutionary career contributes to bringing independence, freedom and happiness to not only the Vietnamese people but also to all oppressed peoples in the world. - Illustrative image (VNA file photo)

HCM City (VNA) - An exhibition featuring the life and revolutionary careerof President Ho Chi Minh has opened in HCM City.

Jointly held by the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History and the Ho Chi Minh Museum branch in HCM City, the exhibition is partof activities commemorating the late President’s 131st birthday and marking 110years since he began his journey to find a way to save the country.

On display are over 100 documents and photos highlightinghis role in and contributions to Vietnam’s revolution for national liberation andthe world revolutionary cause.

Open until June 20, the exhibition also reflects the immense love for PresidentHo among his compatriots, comrades, and people worldwide, as well as the love andadmiration of leaders of foreign countries and people around the globe for the hero of national liberation and the great man of culture.

Exhibition spotlights President Ho Chi Minh’s revolutionary career ảnh 2Visitors at the exhibition (Photo: VNA)

President Ho Chi Minh led Vietnam to success inits struggle for national independence. On September 2, 1945, he read the Declarationof Independence, proclaiming to the world the foundation of the Democratic Republicof Vietnam, now the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

His revolutionary career contributed tobringing independence, freedom and happiness to not only the Vietnamese peoplebut also to all oppressed peoples in the world./.
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