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| − | The '''Viet Cong''' were communist guerrillas in [[South Vietnam]]. The Vietcong killed under their Tet-offensive in the [[Vietnam War]] thousands of people. Like in the [[Massacre of Huế]], where 2800-6000 civilians, include childrens, were killed. An other war criminal was the [[Massacre of Dak Son]], it is not well known because the liberal media try to hush up the responsible of the Viet Cong. | + | The '''Viet Cong''' (officially called: ''National Liberation Front for South Vietnam'') were communist guerrillas in [[South Vietnam]]. It was founded in 1960 to fought the government of [[South Vietnam]] and the US Army. The Vietcong killed under their Tet-offensive in the [[Vietnam War]] thousands of people. Like in the [[Massacre of Huế]], where 2800-6000 civilians, include childrens, were killed. An other war criminal was the [[Massacre of Dak Son]], it is not well known because the liberal media try to hush up the responsible of the Viet Cong. 1968 the guerilla attacked the U.S. Embassy.<ref>http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/viet-cong--attack-us-embassy</ref> 1977 the organization was resolved. |
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{{Terrorism}} | {{Terrorism}} | ||
[[Category:Vietnam War]] | [[Category:Vietnam War]] | ||
[[Category:Terrorist Organizations]] | [[Category:Terrorist Organizations]] | ||
Revision as of 18:59, October 30, 2013
The Viet Cong (officially called: National Liberation Front for South Vietnam) were communist guerrillas in South Vietnam. It was founded in 1960 to fought the government of South Vietnam and the US Army. The Vietcong killed under their Tet-offensive in the Vietnam War thousands of people. Like in the Massacre of Huế, where 2800-6000 civilians, include childrens, were killed. An other war criminal was the Massacre of Dak Son, it is not well known because the liberal media try to hush up the responsible of the Viet Cong. 1968 the guerilla attacked the U.S. Embassy.[1] 1977 the organization was resolved.