Landmarks of Hanoi mark August Revolution legacy
In the autumn of 1945, the August Revolution swept across Vietnam like a tidal wave, toppling the chains of colonialism and fascism and ushering in a new era of independence and freedom. In those heady days, Hanoi witnessed historic events whose legacy remains vivid to this day.
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