What song was played after Duong Van Minh announced his surrender?

A
Liberation of the South
B
Marching Song
C
As if Uncle Ho was there on the day of great victory
D
Big bracelet
"Joining Hands" is a song by musician Trinh Cong Son composed in 1968. After the event of April 30, 1975, this song was played on Saigon Radio by him.
Today, the song has become familiar to many Vietnamese people, often sung in collective activities, community music nights as well as many large and small music programs in the country and abroad. The song "Joining hands" is included in the 9th grade Music textbook of Vietnam. However, it was not until 2017 that the song was licensed to be performed domestically.

A
Ho Chi Minh City People's Radio Station
Radio Saigon (also known as Radio Vietnam) was the official international radio station of South Vietnam until April 1975. The station was reorganized under the new name of Ho Chi Minh City People's Radio after the fall of Saigon.
B
Voice of Vietnam
C
Liberation Television
D
Liberation Radio

A
T49 serial number 400
B
T59 serial number 390
According to the Heritage Department, T59 tank number 390 was the first vehicle to crash through the main gate of the Independence Palace at noon on April 30, 1975, opening the way for our troops to enter and capture President Duong Van Minh and his cabinet.
On April 29, 1975, tank 390 participated in the attack on Nuoc Trong base. On April 30, 1975, tank 390 was the first to crash the main gate of the Independence Palace. In 1979, the tank participated in the fight to protect the southwestern border, performed international missions in Cambodia and protected the northern border. In 1980, it was stationed in Lang Giang. In October 1999, it was transferred to the Armored Museum.
Tank T59 number 390 played an important role in the decisive historical moment of the Ho Chi Minh campaign, ending the 21-year resistance war against the US, completely liberating the South, and unifying the country. This artifact has profoundeducational and propaganda significance for the revolutionary tradition for all classes of Vietnamese people, and is authentic evidence marking the great victory of our army and people in the historic Ho Chi Minh campaign.
C
T69 serial number 410
D
T79 serial number 420

A
Vu Dang Toan
Captain Vu Dang Toan shared that on April 30, 1975, he was the Commander of Tank 390 - one of the two tanks that first approached the Independence Palace, the other was Tank 843. Both tanks belonged to Company 4, Battalion 1, Tank Brigade 203 - Corps 2. The driver of Tank 390 that day was Sergeant Nguyen Van Tap.
Arriving at the Independence Palace gate and seeing tank 843 stopped at the side gate, Sergeant Tap asked the vehicle commander Vu Dang Toan: "What should we do now?". Mr. Toan ordered the tank to crash straight into the gate. "At that time, comrade Tap received the order to accelerate, aimed straight at the Independence Palace gate, knocked down the gate and rushed into the palace yard," said Mr. Toan.
Mr. Toan said that according to the plan, whichever tank entered the palace first would plant the flag. Seeing tank 843 led by Lieutenant Bui Quang Than approaching from behind, Mr. Toan carried an AK gun to support Lieutenant Than in running into the Independence Palace to plant the flag.
B
Bui Quang Than
C
Le Van Phuong
D
Nguyen Van Tap

A
Nguyen Huu Thai
B
Pham Xuan The
C
Dao Ngoc Van
D
Bui Van Tung
Bui Van Tung (February 4, 1930 - February 9, 2023) was a senior officer in the Vietnam People's Army, with the rank of colonel, and a hero of the people's armed forces. On April 30, 1975, he drafted an unconditional surrender and forced General Duong Van Minh, President of the Republic of Vietnam, to read it on Saigon Radio.
He also represented the Liberation Army of South Vietnam to receive the surrender of General Duong Van Minh, President of the Republic of Vietnam, ending the Vietnam War.