How did the Japanese occupation of Vietnam complicate Vietnamese attitudes toward the French?

The Vietnamese felt like the French just gave them over without a battle. Vietnam was a French province  until “the French imperialists went down on their bended knees and handed over our country to them,”  them meaning the Japanese.  Even after the Vietminh League encouraged the French to get arms together  with them to fend off the Japanese.  The Vietminh League even encouraged a portion of the Frenchmen by  saving them from Japanese prisons and ensured them and their property. Even after this, the Vietnamese  felt double-crossed by the manner in which they just gave the nation over.

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