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How did the Vietcong lose to the Nazi Waffen SS?

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When the French were fighting the Vietminh (as it was then called) in 1946-1954 they used the Foreign Legion, which included quite a number of men from the SS, who had 'gone underground' by joining the Legion. However, the French were defeated in Vietnam.

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