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Why does Vietnamese fight the French in Indochina
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Why does Vietnamese fight the French in Indochina

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The Vietnamese wanted independence from their French rulers and fought a war to gain such independence
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The Vietnamese guerrillas fought the French in Indochina because the French were trying to restore their dominance in Vietnam.
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