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1991
 
Calls for more openness were heard steadily from within the Vietnamese Communist Party.  1
 
April 26
 
The U.S. announced that it would provide $1 million, a small but symbolic amount, in aid to Vietnam, for providing artificial limbs to those maimed in the Vietnam War.  2
 
June 25
 
Leader Nguyên Van Linh reaffirmed the Vietnamese Communist Party's monopoly of political power, stating that Vietnam would not follow Eastern Europe's path of reform.  3
 
Aug. 11
 
China and Vietnam announced the mutual desire to normalize diplomatic relations. Talks in Beijing (November) formalized ties, and the border was clarified.  4
 
 
 
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