· Conflict episode
Vietnam War and the Fall of Saigon, 1955-1975
A second, longer conflict between North and South Vietnam, with United States military involvement from the early 1960s, ended with the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975.
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· Conflict episode
A second, longer conflict between North and South Vietnam, with United States military involvement from the early 1960s, ended with the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975.
In: Vietnam
· Conflict episode
Within days of independence, a Force Publique mutiny and the secessions of Katanga and South Kasai plunged the new state into crisis; the Congo Crisis lasted until Joseph Mobutu's coup on 25 November 1965 and is estimated to have caused roughly 100,000 deaths.
· Other
CIA-recruited Hmong fighters engaged in a covert conflict in Laos, later facing persecution after the war's end.
· Conflict episode
Ethnic and political violence in 1962, 1963 and 1964, amid Cold War-era efforts to destabilise the PPP government, killed a combined total of roughly 195 people and injured well over a thousand.
In: Guyana
· Other
Antonio Cubillo founded the principal organisation seeking Canarian independence from Spain.
· Conflict episode
FRELIMO launched an armed insurgency against Portuguese colonial rule in September 1964, beginning a ten-year war of independence.
In: Mozambique
· Organisation founded
A party proposing legislative autonomy for a reunified Brittany within a federal France was founded, becoming a lasting force in Breton regionalist politics.
In: Brittany
· Agreement
Following a revolution, Zanzibar united with Tanganyika to form Tanzania under a semi-autonomous arrangement.
· Agreement
A treaty guaranteed Barotseland autonomy within the newly independent Zambia.
In: Barotseland
· Other
The Palestine Liberation Organization was established as the umbrella political representative of the Palestinian people.
· Declaration
The Malta Independence Act, 1964 ended British responsibility for the government of Malta from a day appointed by Order in Council, which was set as 21 September 1964.
In: Malta
· Recognition
The Security Council unanimously recommended Malta's admission to the United Nations on 30 October 1964, and the General Assembly admitted it by decision on 1 December 1964.
In: Malta