Map on Uncle Ho's 30-year national salvation journey published
The Tre (Youth) Publishing House has published a map on Uncle Ho's 30-year journey to seek ways for national salvation, on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s departure (June 5, 1941) to find the path to liberate the nation.
Map on Uncle Ho's 30-year national salvation journey published. (Photo: The Tre (Youth) Publishing House)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Tre (Youth)Publishing House has published a map on Uncle Ho's 30-year journeyto seek ways for national salvation, on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s departure (June5, 1911) to find the path to liberate the nation.
The map was developed on the basis of a book about President Ho Chi Minh titled “Hanh trinh theo chan Bac” by TranDuc Tuan, which was also re-published on this occasion.
The map is 100x70cm in size, geographically detailing Uncle Ho's journeyand historical landmarks during his trip, as well as the President’s revolutionaryactivities from June 5, 1911 to January 28, 1941.
It helps viewers easily visualise, track and look up information about UncleHo's journey in connection with the geopolitical context at present.
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Map on Uncle Ho's 30-year national salvation journey published. (Photo: The Tre (Youth) Publishing House) 
