France and the Democratic Republic of Vietnam signed an agreement describing Vietnam as a Free State within the French Union, while postponing unresolved questions including Cochinchina. Competing interpretations and failed negotiations left sovereignty unsettled.
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What did the 1946 Ho-Sainteny agreement leave unresolved?
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The agreement recognized a Free State but deferred key questions, including Cochinchina.
The 1946 Ho-Sainteny agreement resolved all disputes over Vietnamese sovereignty.
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It deferred major questions, including Cochinchina and the relationship with France.