The exhibition aims to introduce to the general public archival documents and illustrative images about the struggle against the French by the people and army of Hanoi from the late 19th century to 1954, many of which are being published for the first time.
"Fellow countrymen of the capital!" was a familiar call during the resistance against the French in Hanoi. Throughout nearly a century under French colonial rule, especially since the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam , many vigorous mass movements took place, laying the groundwork for subsequent uprisings.
An online 3D exhibition titled "Dear Compatriots of the Capital" aims to introduce to the general public archival documents and illustrative images about the struggle against the French by the people and army of Hanoi. Photo: Organizing Committee
The August 1945 general uprising, in the form of demonstrations by 200,000 people from Hanoi's inner and outer districts, achieved a glorious victory. From then on, the government in Hanoi fell into the hands of the Viet Minh. Hanoi was reborn and celebrated Independence Day - National Day on September 2nd.
The flames of war continued to engulf the streets of Hanoi from the end of 1946 when the French colonialists returned to invade our country. Responding to President Ho Chi Minh's call for national resistance, the entire army and people of Hanoi fought bravely, determined to sacrifice everything for their beloved capital.
After eight years of tenacious resistance, the people of the capital joyfully welcomed the victorious army marching to liberate Hanoi. The red flag with a yellow star flew proudly atop the Hanoi flagpole, marking the end of a journey filled with hardship, sacrifice, but also with immense glory and honor. The capital city of Hanoi shone brightly with the light of peace, independence, and freedom in October 1954.
The exhibition "Oh, fellow citizens of the capital!" in 3D online format allows viewers to experience Hanoi during the resistance war against the French anytime, anywhere. Documents and images are presented in 3D space, from the Hanoi Citadel to Dong Xuan Market, through the Old Quarter and the Grand Theatre Square, towards the Presidential Palace.
The exhibition, which opened on September 20th, consists of three parts. Part 1, "Hanoi Burning, Smoke and Fire Filling the Sky," presents photographic documents about the early stages of the French colonial invasion of Hanoi. Part 2, "Hanoi Rises Up," showcases documents and images of revolutionary struggles in Hanoi from 1930 to 1954. Part 3, "Hanoi on the Day of Victory," presents photographic documents and images of the day of liberation, forever echoing the triumphant anthem.
According to the organizers, the exhibition is expected to provide the public with exciting experiences through digital technology , offering useful information about the history of Hanoi, contributing to fostering patriotism and pride among Hanoi residents, alongside the development of the cultural industry in the capital city.
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