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The 17 pages that link to Vietnamese reunification, each with the reason it gives.

• Ho Chi MinhRelated: The unified state treated Ho as a founding figure, though he died before reunification.

• South VietnamRelated: It replaced the separate southern and northern states with one national government.

• Nguyễn dynastyRelated: Gia Long’s 1802 victory reunited territories previously divided among rival regimes.

• Lê DuẩnRelated: Lê Duẩn led the party and state that established the unified country.

• Pham Van DongRelated: Dong continued as prime minister after the unified state was established.

• Communist Party of VietnamRelated: Reunification extended the party’s rule across the entire country.

• Gia LongRelated: Gia Long’s conquest ended the Tây Sơn regime and brought the country under Nguyễn rule.

• Tây Sơn dynastyRelated: The Tây Sơn briefly reunited territories long divided between rival ruling houses.

• Viet CongRelated: It followed the communist victory achieved by North Vietnamese forces and their southern allies.

• Economy of VietnamRelated: Reunification brought two differently organized economies under one government.

• Lê Đức ThọRelated: It followed the accords' failure to secure a lasting division or ceasefire.

• Trịnh Công SơnRelated: The new national context changed the meanings attached to his earlier songs.

• Tôn Đức ThắngRelated: Thắng became president of the unified country following reunification.