HANOI, Vietnam – Eine Gipsstatue mit dem Titel „Onkel Ho Translating the History of Communist Party“ von Duong Dang Can im Jahr 1967. Das Museum der vietnamesischen Revolution im Tong Dan Gebiet von Hanoi, unweit des Hoan Kiem Lake, wurde 1959 gegründet und widmet sich der Geschichte der sozialistischen revolutionären Bewegung in Vietnam.
4290 x 2849 px | 36,3 x 24,1 cm | 14,3 x 9,5 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
25. November 2011
Ort:
Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution, Hanoi, Vietnam
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Photograph by David Coleman. The Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution, located in central Hanoi, Vietnam, is dedicated to documenting and preserving the history of Vietnam's struggle for independence and revolutionary movements. Established in 1959, the museum is housed in a colonial-era building that was once the French Ministry of Information. The museum's extensive collection includes artifacts, photographs, documents, and exhibits that chronicle key events and figures in Vietnam's history, from the early resistance against French colonial rule to the Vietnam War and the eventual reunification of the country. Visitors can explore a range of displays that provide insight into the lives of revolutionaries, the strategies employed during various uprisings, and the broader socio-political context of the times. The museum is divided into multiple sections, each focusing on different periods and aspects of the revolution. This educational site serves as a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the complexities of Vietnam's path to independence and the resilience of its people. The Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution is an important cultural institution in Hanoi, attracting both locals and international visitors who seek to learn more about the country's rich historical heritage.
