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  18. 1972: 7 events
  1. · 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.

    In: Vietnam

  2. · Other

    The Secret War in Laos, 1961-1975

    CIA-recruited Hmong fighters engaged in a covert conflict in Laos, later facing persecution after the war's end.

    In: Hmong self-determination projects

  3. In: Acadian political-status movements

  4. In: South Tyrol

  5. In: Aboriginal Australian sovereignties

  6. In: Sindhi independence / Sindhudesh

  7. · Agreement

    Addis Ababa Agreement, 1972

    The Addis Ababa Agreement ended the First Sudanese Civil War and created the Southern Sudan Autonomous Region; its 1983 abolition triggered the second civil war.

    In: South Sudan

  8. · Agreement

    Reversion of Okinawa to Japan, 1972

    US administration of the Ryukyu Islands ended with their return to Japan, despite local protest over unaddressed base concerns.

    In: Ryukyu / Okinawan self-determination

  9. · International resolution

    China vetoes Bangladesh's UN admission, 1972

    A draft Security Council resolution recommending Bangladesh's admission to the United Nations, sponsored by India, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and Yugoslavia, was vetoed by China on 25 August 1972 — China's first veto as a UN member.

    In: Bangladesh