Vietnam Declaration of Independence

The Vietnam Declaration of Independence, proclaimed on September 2, 1945, by President Ho Chi Minh, declared Vietnam's independence from French colonial rule. It articulated Vietnam's desire for freedom, sovereignty, and self-determination, emphasizing equality among nations and condemning imperialism. The declaration was inspired by principles of human rights and democracy, referencing the U.S. Declaration of Independence and the Atlantic Charter. It marked the beginning of Vietnam's journey as an independent nation, rejecting colonial domination and asserting its right to self-governance.