Min ho chi (12 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Fair. First Edition. Features a Centenary celebration of V.I. Lenin. Folded pages, folio, 8pp. Includes contributions on Lenin by Ho Hi Min, Le Duan, &tc. Also, includes recent updates on the confilct. (pages creased and wrinkled, top edge un-cut). Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. b/w Illustraitons (illustratore). Book. …

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PAPERBACK. Condizione: Fine Condition. First Edition. italian text. Previous owner's name in the book.

Brossura. In buone condizioni.

Brossura. (Categ. Biografie - Autobiografie) - (In 16.mo cm. 9x18) - (Legatura : brossura editoriale) - (Ed. : seconda) - (pp. 223) - Con scritti di Nguyen Luong Bang Phan Van Dong e del generale Giap. Trad. Joyce Lussu. Segni d'invecchiamento alla sopraccoperta con minute fioriture anche ai tagli.

brossura copertina flessibile. Condizione: Good. Prima edizione. buone condizioni bordo ingiallito leggeri strappi alla copertina copertina flessibile 404 Buono (Good) . Book.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 52 pp., illustrations. In English and Chinese.

45 x 63 cm cm, 1 pp. Ills.: color illustrations. Printed picture on cloth. Cond.: goed / good.

Un volume di 222 pagine, brossura editoriale. Dimensioni: 9x18 cm. Lieve brunitura dei margini delle pagine, per il resto ottime condizioni. Prefazione di Lelio Basso, traduzione di Joyce Lussu. Con scritti di Nguyen Luong Bang, Phan Van Dong, Vo Nguyen Giap.

Condizione: Gut. 8° Broschur Pappschuber 32, 32, 32, 32, 32 Seiten kleinere Gebrauchspuren am Einband und Block Pappschuber bestoßen Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 300.

Softcover. Condizione: Befriedigend.

Average. Old fold discoloration and repair - including some repaired loss. Laid down on archival tissue. Size 25.5 x 34 Inches. A rare c. 1935 map of Saïgon or Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, at the time French Indochina. The map is oriented to the northwest and covers both Saigon and Cholon from Saïgon River (VieSông Sài Gòn) to Bình Tiên in Cholon. An elaborate scale in the lower left identifies 144 numbered locations, among them religious buildings, police buildings, hospitals, theatres and cinemas, consulates, schools, and gardens. Saïgon -Cholon In 1931, a new region called SaïgonCholon was formed consisting of Saïgon and Cholon. However, they remained separate cities with their respective mayors and municipal councils. In 1956, after South Vietnam's independence from France in 1955, the region merged into a single city, modern Saïgon. The name was formally changed to Ho Chi Minh City in 1976. French Cochinchina French forces captured Saigon for Emperor Napoleon III in 1859 and the territory was formally ceded to France in 1862 by the Vietnamese Emperor T? ??c. It the same year it was made capital of French Cochinchina or South Vietnam, a large colony central to French colonial ambitions in Asia. In 1887, it became the capital of the greater the Union of French Indochina. Unlike most French colonial cities, Saigon was French administered both de jure and de facto. The French lavished wealth on their new city. As the capital of Cochinchina, Saigon was transformed into a major port city and a metropolitan center, with beautiful villas, imposing public buildings, railroad infrastructure, and well-paved, tree-lined boulevards. By the late 19th century, Saigon was the principal port for rice and other goods from the Mekong Delta. In 1902, the capital of the Indochinese Union was moved to Hanoi. Saigon remained under French control until Vietnamese independence in 1955. Publication History and Census The map is undated, but based upon the geography, we believe it to date to about 1935. It was issued by Alert Portail and printed in Saigon. This map is very scarce. The present example is only one of two known examples, the other being held in the Olin Library of Cornell University. References: Cornell University, G8024.H6 1938 P5.…