South Viet-Nam

proper noun

Southern Vietnam, referring to one of the three geographical regions of Vietnam rather than a partitioned half of the country created by the 1954 Geneva Conference.

Meanings

proper noun
  1. alternativeAlternative form of South Vietnam, former states from 1954 to 1976
  2. obsoleteSouthern Vietnam, referring to one of the three geographical regions of Vietnam rather than a partitioned half of the country created by the 1954 Geneva Conference.

    The Cabinet members and the Governor of South Viet-Nam have proceeded to Gia-Dinh, to bow and offer incense sticks in front of the Altar to Marshall Le-van-Duyet.

    1950 May 10, “APRIL 5th, 1950 SAIGON”, in Chronique d'Indochine: Monthly News Bulletin from Indochina, volume Quatrième Année, numbers 3–4, page 7

Synonyms & antonyms

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