American intervention in the conflict in Vietnam started on its required path ever since the closing months of the Second World War. The peck of Indochina was discussed (but not a high priority) at the Potsdam Conference, which began on 17 July 1945. The settlement called for the division of the country at the 16th parallel of latitude in which the Allies (mainly the British) were to occupy the South and to have Chiang-Kai-Sheks superpatriotic forces occupy the North to disarm the Japanese. A few months later, Ho Chi Minh declared the independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) on 2 September 1945.
        Ho Chi Minh along with planetary Giap and the Vietminh were able to win Allied confidence through their operations against the Japanese during the war. Ho appealed for international aid. He first had bickering with the Chinese nationalistics who had set up the Vietnam Revolutionary League (Dong Minh Hoi) and was against Hos commie movement. But he was able to sway them and gain go out of the Dong Minh Hoi by saying he was a Nationalist foremost, and a Communist second. This made the Vietminh a mixture of two Communists and Nationalists. He was able to advance the Vietminh cause with help from Chinese Communists, Nationalists, Americans and British.1
After the war, Ho sought for the intuition of an independent DRV.
The Allies disregard him because they were more concerned with maintaining good ties with France than supporting his idea of Vietnamese self-determination.2 By 1946, communication between the DRV and the USA ceased which made Ho suspicious of their motives. US President Harry Truman feared Communism and refused to palm with Ho because of his Communist beliefs, despite also being a Nationalist and Democratic.
With Hos allies failing him, he sought recognition instead from fellow Communist countries USSR...
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