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French Colonial Troops in the War 1918

Letter from Ho Chi Minh to Secretary of State Robert Lansing 6/18/1919

War Comes to America 1942

Memorandum from President Roosevelt to Secretary of State Cordell Hull 1/24/1944

This is an American Soldier - He is Your Friend 7/5/1945

OSS Officers Watch as Viet Minh Practice Throwing Grenades 8/17/1945

Truman and President de Gaulle During Welcoming Ceremonies 8/22/1945

Metz Medal of Liberation 8/24/1945

Operational Priority Communication from Archimedes Patti 9/2/1945

Letter from Ho Chi Minh to President Harry Truman 1/18/1946

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