DescriptionAnti-Tonkinese propaganda produced by supporters of the Republic of Cochinchina, 1946.jpg
English: "The north belongs to northerners ; the south belongs to southerners". Anti-Tonkinese propaganda produced by supporters of the Republic of Cochinchina, June 1946.
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The north belongs to northerners ; the south belongs to southerners
"Bắc Kỳ của người Bắc Kỳ, Nam Kỳ của người Nam Kỳ." Áp phích tuyên truyền chống Bắc Kỳ do những người ủng hộ Cộng hòa Nam Kỳ sản xuất, tháng 6 năm 1946.