The significance of the First National Congress of the Party in the process of Vietnam’s revolution

Abstract

Over the past 95 years since its establishment, leading the glorious revolutionary cause of the nation, the Communist Party of Vietnam has held 13 congresses. Each congress has a specific historical context and is associated with strategic revolutionary tasks with different steps, but they are all important milestones in the development and maturity of the Party and the Vietnamese revolution. The First Congress (1935) played a very important role and significance for the Vietnamese revolution process: making important decisions on revolutionary guidelines, marking the restoration of the Party organization system, reaffirming the Party’s leadership role in the revolutionary struggle movements of the Vietnamese people.