Title
VIETNAM-HISTOIRE-MUSEES
Caption
Vietnam. Saigon. Les collections du musee de Ho Chi Minh-City. 65 rue Ly Tu Trong, district 1, qui fut l'ancien batiment du gouverneur d'Indochine, puis bureau du haut-commissaire français apres 1945. Palais du gouverneur du Sud durant le regime Diem avant d'accueillir les locaux de la cour supreme sous le regime Thieu. Ici, une moto vespa utilisee par le parti communiste pour le transport de soldats, de munitions, d'armes et de documents entre Saigon et les zones liberees durant la guerre contre les Americains entre 1968 et 1971.
Vietnam. Saigon. The collections of the Ho Chi Minh City Museum. 65 Ly Tu Trong Street, District 1, which was formerly the Governor of Indochina's residence, then the office of the French High Commissioner after 1945. It served as the Governor of the South's palace during the Diem regime before housing the Supreme Court under the Thieu regime. Here, a Vespa motorcycle used by the Communist Party to transport soldiers, ammunition, weapons, and documents between Saigon and the liberated zones during the war against the Americans between 1968 and 1971. ©MARC CHARUEL/PHOTO12
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MARC CHARUEL/PHOTO12
Date
Mar 13, 2017
Credit line
Marc Charuel/Photo12
Reference
MHC26A00_426
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No
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Rights managed
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22,9Mb (1,3Mb) / 10,9in x 8,2in / 3264 x 2448 (300dpi)