After several years at sea, he settled briefly in London where he embraced communism and then at the end of World War 1 he went to France, where he continued his insight into the ideas of communism. Whilst in Paris, Ho changed his name to Nquyen Ai Quoc, which roughly translates to Nguyen the patriot...
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Under this name he petitioned the great powers at the Versailles peace talks for equal rights in French Indochina, however he was unsuccessful. He then asked the U.S president at the time, Woodrow Wilson for help to other throw the French in Vietnam and for his country to have a free democratic government like the one of France...
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