Obstacles placed in Hanoi streets in January 1947.

The Capital Regimen on Hang Gai street on October 10, 1954.

Vehicles on Hang Ba Street on October 10, 1954.

The army that took over Hanoi gathered at Cot Co Stadium.

President Ho Chi Minh met with people’s delegates on the day of Hanoi’s takeover, October 10, 1954.

PM Pham Van Dong and Minister of Industry Le Thanh Nghi paid a visit to Thong Nhat Textile Enterprise, Hanoi in 1956.

President Ho Chi Minh participated in bailing water to prevent a drought in a field in Thanh Tri district, Hanoi on January 12, 1958.

President Ho Chi Minh attended the closing ceremony of the first Sports Games at Hanoi’s Hang Day Stadium on February 5, 1961.

Hanoi’s Dong Xuan Knitwear Factory in 1964.

President Ho Chi Minh visited 8-3 Textile Plant on March 8, 1945.

The anti-aircraft unit defending Long Bien bridge in 1965.

General Vo Nguyen Giap studies a pilotless aircraft shot down in Hanoi on June 12, 1966.

President Ho Chi Minh visited an Air Force unit at Noi Bai Airport on February 16, 1969.

Vietnamese soldiers and foreign journalists at the site where the 3700^th American aircraft shot down at 9:30am, June 27, 1972.

People worked to a shoot down US aircraft in Dinh Cong, Hanoi in December 1972.

On January 23, 1973, Le Duc Tho and Henry Kissinger initialed the Paris Peace Accords.

The last American pilot returned to the US at Gia Lam Airport on March 29, 1973.

The ceremony to celebrate the country’s reunification in Hanoi on May 15, 1975.