After the August Revolution, this man became Chairman of the Provisional Government.
After the August Revolution, this man became Chairman of the Provisional Government. As a chef in France, he approached U.S. President Woodrow Wilson at the Versailles Peace Conference, asking for help to remove the French from his home country, but was rejected. In 1954, his generals won a 54-day siege on the stronghold of (*) Dien Bien Phu, and he led the Viet Minh Indepedence Movement from 1941 onwards. His namesake trail was used by the Vietcong to launch the Tet Offensive. For ten points, name this Vietnamese Communist revolutionary leader and founder of North Vietnam.
After the August Revolution, this man became Chairman of the Provisional Government.
{Ho Chi Minh} (or {Nguyen Sinh Cung}; or {Nguyen Ai Quoc})