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Welcome to FBNC's May 19 Today's world news Here are the comments of Mr. Quach Tong Duc after 9 years as President of Vietnam Written by Lam Le Trinh Although he is a religious man, Quach Tong Duc has always expressed his respect for President Ngo Dinh Diem, the founder and the first president of Vietnam. After the November 1, 1963 coup, Mr. Duc returned to the legal field and was sworn in as President in 1969 In April 1975, Saigon was lost He and his family applied for political asylum in Paris The French government recruited him to the General Prosecutor's Office of the Parisian Municipality at the time of Mayor Jacques Chirac He retired in early 1984 This year, 89 years old, his mind is still bright Despite his poor health as before Recently, during the meetings in France and many recorded phone calls Mr. Duc has been exposed to murderers Many things related to the 9-year-service of the national hero who was killed in 1963 The first time I met Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem Mr. Quach Tong Duc was born in An Xuyen in 1917 belonging to a middle-class family He was the first candidate and graduated from Dong Duong Law School in 1941, Hanoi University After getting his master's degree at Petruski School, Saigon He was the first candidate including Nguyen Thanh Cung and Le Giang My He applied in 1942 to the district of Phu in the south of Vietnam with the highest rank as the Deputy Governor-General equivalent to the Governor-General at the top of the province outside the Central and North When Emperor Bao Dai appointed Tran Van Huu to establish the government Thu Hien Nam Viet, Thai Lap Thanh was born as a Deputy Governor-General such as Nguyen Ngoc Tho, Le Tan Nam Duong Tan Tai, Le Quang Hau, Dan Dan His father-in-law, Mr. Quach Tong Duc in 1951, was deposed and General Duong Van Minh was deposed In 1953, Thu Hien Thanh and General Jason were assassinated by the resistance group of Trinh Minh The in Sa Dec 49 days after Dien Bien Phu was deposed on June 26, 1954 Emperor Bao Dai appointed Ngo Dinh Diem to establish the government replacing his father-in-law Bu Loc Previously, Mr. Diem rejected Bao Dai's invitation three times In 1937, 1945 and 1948 he exchanged personal information with the broker Phan Bo Chau at the time of his death He visited Japan in 1950 to meet with the Queen The Geneva Accord was signed on July 20, 1954 in Vietnam, where the 17th Provisional Government In a crowd of people welcoming Prime Minister Diem at Tan Son Nhat airport Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Tho, the son-in-law of Dekor along with Mr. Quach Tong Duc Prime Minister Diem, along with the Minister of Defense and Interior invited Mr. Tho to join the Cabinet as the Minister of Interior Mr. Tho chose Mr. Duc as the Minister of the Interior in 1954 On October 26, 1956 from Prime Minister to President Mr. Diem established the 1st Vietnamese Republic The military held a military parade in Tran Hung Dao, Saigon under the command of General Duong Van Minh who had just become a lieutenant after the creation of the Binh Xuyen River Mr. Quach Tong Duc replaced Dong Ly Ton Thot Trach at the end of 1954 and held this position until the 1963 coup Comments on the relationship between Mr. Diem and his family According to Mr. Quach Tong Duc In 1954, the French government paid in front of Dinh Gia Long on Gia Long Street and after the French army withdrew from Vietnam the ruler of the 1st Republic just regained the full authority of Nauru changed the name to Dinh Doc Lop on Dai Lo Thong Nhat Dinh was completely rebuilt by architect Ngo Diet Thu Khoi Nguyen La Ma on February 27, 1962 because Dinh was heavily bombed by two pilots Pham Phu Quoc and Nguyen Giang Cuu Dinh Doc Lop is divided into two floors The lower floor has two white-robed rooms and the rooms of the adviser Ngo Dinh Nhu Deputy Minister Dong Ly Deputy Secretary and staff The upper floor is divided into three parts The left side is for the president's room and bedroom The room of the commander-in-chief in the middle has two rooms The room of Mrs. Nhu's family with two boys and two girls The president likes to work in the bedroom Decorated with a small wooden bed a round table and three chairs Here, the president often uses rice and welcomes ministers and generals The president's family is very precious Every year on New Year's Eve always gather in Phu Cam, Hue to wish Mrs. Ngo Dinh Kha to give her children Ngo Dinh Can to take care of at night Mrs. Ngo Dinh Kha has nine children Six sons and three daughters The eldest son, President Ngo Dinh Khoi and the son, Ngo Dinh Huong were massacred in 1945 The three daughters are Ngo Dinh Thi Giao Mrs. Thua Tung Mrs. Ngo Dinh Thi Hiep Mrs. Ca Am a model of Duc Hong Y Nguyen Van Thuan and Mrs. Ngo Dinh Thi Hoang Mrs. Ca Le the mother-in-law of Senator Tran Trung Dung President Diem is the third son in Ngo's family He was born in 1901 in Hue and was crowned king in 1933 at the age of 33 But Diem resigned because the French people did not accept his grand reform After the death of Mr. Khoi Ngo Dinh Thut became a British general Duc Nga was respected and had a lot of influence on President Diem Mr. Quach Tong Duc said Mr. Ngo Dinh Thut stayed in Saigon for a few weeks Mr. Ngo Dinh Luyen was a family ambassador in London in the year of the 10th or to hold meetings of the Supreme Council He was a member Duc did not remember if he ever met Mr. Can When asked how President Diem treated Mrs. Nhu Mr. Duc said Mr. Duc respected and supported Mrs. Nhu He was a member of the Women's Alliance and the National Movement to ban divorce President Diem said Mrs. Nhu's actions helped to reform the society However, some people said the family law was aimed to prevent lawyer Nguyen Huu Chau from divorcing Mrs. Tran Le Chi Mrs. Nhu's sister In addition to the role of the National Assembly Mrs. Nhu was also the president of the Women's Alliance Mrs. Nhu was accused of claiming to be a fan of Duc in a self-promotion on June 11, 1963 especially with the phrase Mong BBQ Mr. Diem did not publicly deny because he touched Mr. Nhu in a confusion period Mr. Nhu himself with his hands to let the house and door also uncontrollable Mrs. Nhu now has a lonely, all children have succeeded Ngu Dinh Le Thuy, died in a traffic accident Unfortunately, Ngu's family was not kicked out Recently, Mrs. Nhu replaced Mrs. Ngu to organize annually in Paris a funeral for the president and Mr. Nhu Among the few people who still come to Mrs. Nhu is the wife of the former labor minister Huynh Huu Nghia According to the news, Duc belonged to the economy and was a member of the people Mr. Duc said that the president believed in the General Secretary did not do anything wrong he had to earn money to support the university of Da Lat by the day he was founded experienced a life of wind and met many misunderstandings with Vatican Council After 1975, General Secretary Ngu Dinh Thu was reinstated directly in the United States Mr. Duc confirmed that Mr. Ngu Dinh Thu was not only a theorist but also the brain of the first Vietnamese Republic He was from the school Ecole de Jardin Paris calm, quiet, like to study history has more books than his comrades In the last three years of the regime despite holding the final decision in everything President Diem often forwarded to get an opinion not to mention the daily meetings Mr. Ngu worked silently, eagerly, every half hour Due to the strictness of Mrs. Ngu in a spacious office full of books, dim light, in the basement of the Independence Palace there are air conditioners and an intercom outside, Mr. Thuong often visited A week later, in May Our clergy were doing likewise Our church led a parade The original role of No. 3 of the military in the afternoon of May 8, 1963. The president asked him to come into the office to show him with a tired, sad and bored face. The palace on May 6, 1963 said above and asked some of the common people who had sent that address. Mr. Duc replied that he did not know, because in the sent space there was no mark of the document just mentioned. According to Mr. Quach Tong Duc, in the midst of the political turmoil at that time, the emperor liked to keep the country to himself. Quach Thi Trang was shot dead at Ben Thanh Market, there was an explosion in Hue. The general ordered to hold a memorial service to ask for compensation for the control of the temple and the people. President Thieu was confused and did not bring up the investigation order. To express his condolences, the government agreed that the two ministers of the Ministry and the Federation announce a joint statement on June 16, 1963 to determine the points that have been resolved about the hanging of the Buddhist flag in the national flag, promise to review the case No. 10 before the National Assembly at the end of 1963, temporarily suspend the application of the presidential decree No. 116 on September 23, 1960 to determine the issue of the sale of property and land of Buddhism, promise to punish the employees who are guilty and compensate the families of the victims. However, everything was too late. In the memorandum, Ngu Dinh Diem, the author of Xuan Thu, California, in 1989, Noi Trang 189, 190, Nguyen Van Chau, Nguyen Van Chau, the director of the Vietnamese Army Psychological Warfare, became an opponent of the government in front of the sea on November 1, 1963, as recorded below. After 1975, a former U.S. ambassador named James Scott contacted the CIA and served as an advisor to the 1st Regiment, 3rd Regiment of the 1st Infantry Regiment, recognized in a letter published in the US newspaper that he had planted a bomb in the afternoon of May 8, 1963, in Hue. This event was also recorded by Luong Khai Minh in the memorandum How to Kill a President, Episode 2, Page 366, 370 According to Lieutenant General Tran Thien Kim confirmed with Margaret Hien Gin, the author of the Vietnamese book Our Name Is Chuong Sau Thien Nguyen Khanh, took power after the administration on January 30, 1964 sacrificed the lieutenant colonel, deputy governor of An Thu Thien to the opposition administration. The court found the lieutenant colonel to be innocent. Asked among the generals who are the most favored, General Quach Tong Duc answered without hesitation Ton Thac Dinh and Tran Thien Kim which the president considered as his family. This did not prevent Dinh and Kim from playing their own role in the November 1, 1963 coup. Does President Diem like to be popular or not? Duc's opinion is that in North Vietnam the Communist Party idolizes Ho Chi Minh. In the South, there is also that tendency towards Mr. Diem. In many ways, especially in the national revolution, with the number of members increased from 10,000 in 1955 to 2 million in 1963, organized to the district level. Minister of Information Tran Chanh Thanh left the resistance camp to work with Mr. Diem. He contributed to the construction of the national revolution, organized a mass campaign and urged the president of the People's Republic of Vietnam, Mr. Diem, to join the resistance. In the end of 1959, three other ministers left at the same time because of Mr. Thanh's file to prosecute some of the officials of the People's and Military Commission Tran Trung Dung, Ministry of Defense Nguyen Van Si, Ministry of Justice and the murderer Lam Le Trinh, Ministry of Interior. The Ministry of Information was replaced by the General Director of Information by Dr. Tran Van Tho. On April 30, 1975, Mr. Thanh, a congressman and a former prime minister, committed suicide with poison in his house to avoid getting into the hands of the Communist Party. Dr. Tuyen was killed by a spy in Nam Dung, Pham Xuan Ngan, and was taken to a place by a US helicopter to escape Vietnam. Tuyen settled in the UK, thanks to Ms. Tuyen's work for the British Embassy in Saigon. In the UK, Dr. Tuyen owned an apartment near Cambridge and passed away a few years ago after publishing the same article about how to kill a president. According to Mr. Quach Tong Duc, the president was willing to open up to the people in the first few years, but later became more difficult and strict, affecting power, the environment, and the health of the king. Through three phases of the parliamentary election, the first legislative session and the second legislative session, he was able to help the Communist Party get back on track. In the family, Mrs. Tran Van Chuong, Mr. Nhu's musician, was sent to the United Nations to serve as an observer and to be a propaganda agent and to attack the Saigon government. Even Dr. Tran Van Do, Mr. Nhu's husband and Mr. Nguyen Huu Chau, Vice President and Deputy Interior Minister, and the members of the group who were in the same boat as Mr. Nhu, did not support Mr. Nhu. Mr. Chau escaped to Paris through the Nam Giang Highway with the help of his former classmate He criticized the U.S. aid program in Vietnam and then taught law at the University of Paris. Lawyer Chau, as well as the scientist Buu Hoi, in 1972, also fell in support of the struggle to liberate the South. Trần Giang Đôn, the leader of the coup, saw it in a harmful way. Poor, everyone left President Diệm. Mr. Quách Tổng Đức expressed his dissatisfaction with the public opinion that President Diệm despised Buddhism. According to him, President Diệm often deals with the practices of all religions, especially Buddhism, without ignoring the visit to some temples, such as the temple of the nun of the nun Diệu Huệ, the mother of Professor Buu Hoi in Phú Lâm, the temple of Diệu Đế in Huế, Vân Vân. It was Mr. Đức who many times handed over to Mr. Mai Thọ Truyền, the owner of the temple of Sá Lợi and the chairman of the South Vietnamese Buddhist Association, the aid money, something that few people know that President Diệm made Đức Đạt Lai Lạc Ma The United Nations Religious Commission, which was invited by the Saigon government to investigate in 1963, also reported that after the two Diệm Nhu were killed, the First Republic did not despise religion. On the other hand, President Diệm has repeatedly rejected the excessive love of a few religious relics, so there is a deep dissatisfaction. According to Mr. Đức, the two leaders of the United Nations Religious Commission, Pháp Diệm Bùi Chu, Lê Hữu Từ and Phạm Ngọc Chi, opposed Mr. Diệm's appearance. Until the day of President Diệm's death, many of the people who served next to the president every day all belonged to the Buddhist religion. Dong Lý, Quách Tổng Đức, General Secretary Nguyễn Thành Cung, Chánh Giang Phòng, Võ Giang Hải, Biết Thơ, Trần Sử, Nội Dịch, Tôn Thất Thiết, Cận Dệ, Nguyễn Bằng, Dân Dân. The issue of the death of opponents and the contact with Mr. Nhu, the opponent of the Communist Party. After the coup on November 1, 1963, the Communist Party accused Diệm's government of killing some opponents, such as Nguyễn Bảo Toàn, Tạ Chí Diệp, Vũ Tam Anh, Hồ Hãng Sơn, Dân Dân. Quách Tổng Đức stated that he did not know anything about these cases under the jurisdiction of the intelligence police agencies. However, he firmly believes that Mr. Diệm never offended such leaders, because the president is an honest religious leader, distinguishing good from evil, not bloodthirsty like the Communist Party, which he actively opposes. Perhaps some security personnel have acted to get points, or misinterpreted the above instructions. A specific evidence is that President Diệm issued the order to jail, but did not allow the murder of Ha Minh Tri, a high-ranking official, to murder him in Ban Mê Thuột and hurt Minister Đỗ Văn Công. In the final phase of the system, there were rumors in the media and the US press that Ngo Dinh Nhu was trying to find a solution between the North and the South by going to the Communist Party to fight the war. Nguyen Oc Nhu mentioned this in a series of interviews with the commander-in-chief of the Ministry of Defense and on the day of the meeting, he said that he did not know anything about these cases. He said that he did not know anything about these cases. and on the day of the meeting, he said that he did not know anything about these cases. He said that he did not know anything about these cases. Another source said that Mr. Nhu used the middle name of four French ambassadors, Drogue Lalouette of France, de Orandi of Italy, Goh Buhun of India, and Maneli of Poland, two of whom later became members of the International Committee for War Control, as well as the French General Secretary Jacques de Bourzon to contact Hanoi. Mr. Quach Tung Duc said he heard this speech, but did not know the details. He also heard rumors that Mr. Nhu had met a representative of the Communist Party, Mr. Pham Hun, during his visit to Tan Lin District, Binh Tuy Province. Mr. Duc thinks this is just a tactic of Mr. Nhu to deceive the United States. President Diem never accepted the settlement with Mr. Ho Chi Minh. More than half of the Constitution of the Republic of Vietnam was signed by Mr. Ho Chi Minh. Mr. Duc also confirmed that an auspicious Tet holiday in 1963, a red lantern, was displayed at the Independence Palace under the seal of the President of the North Vietnamese Socialist Republic, the final days of President Diem and his last relatives. General Trần Giang Đôn, the brainchild in the novel November 1, 1963 and the author of the Vietnamese Human Rights Assembly, wrote in 1989 about the role of the United States in commanding the overthrow and killing of an ally. At 1.30 p.m. Ms. Nguyen came to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where Mr. Đôn's office is located, bringing a special telegram to contact the U.S. Embassy and a sum of money, which is VND 3,211. Mr. Đôn also stated that when he was free, he met the Thai Captain Cardboard Law and never had any personal ambitions, just wanted to save the country. In the Vietnamese Human Rights Assembly, Mr. Đôn said that VND 3 million, a cheap price to change a flag, was given to Duong Van Minh, Le Van Kim, Tôn Thất Đính, Nguyễn Hữu Có, Đỗ Cao Trí, Nguyễn Khánh, Trần Ngọc Tám and Lê Nguyên Khang. He expressed his disgust when asked what he thought about the self-determination here. Mr. Đôn said that he was the loneliest person in the world, his people left him, his allies betrayed him, his family separated from him, his enemies fought for him, his political career was ruined, his country was destroyed because of the future of the country, a country that was overwhelmed by power. Under Mr. Duong, kneeling next to him, praying in the Cha Tam Church in the evening of November 1, 1963, when the gunfire broke out all over the place, he and his family left their own house at 8 Le Van Thanh Street, Saigon, at Cho Lon, not far from Ma Tuyen street, where the president and Mr. Nhu slept. Early in the morning the next day, November 2, when they returned home, it was clear that the president had a phone call the day before, but the housekeeper did not know where Mr. Duc was going. A few hours later, the radio reported that Mr. Duc had died, which Mr. Duc did not believe at all. To this day, Mr. Duc is still grieved for not being able to contact the president. Asked in the cabinet who the president trusted the most in the last few months, Mr. Quach answered like this. Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thuan and Truong Cong Cu. Mr. Thuan, along with three ministers, the minister in the vice-president, the minister in charge of defense and the minister in charge of security coordination. Mr. Cu is the minister in charge of foreign affairs, and Mr. Ngo Trong Hieu, the minister in charge of public affairs, used to be the ambassador of the Vietnamese Republic in Nam Giang, was expelled by the Cambodian government for helping General Nhat Tuan to overthrow King Sihanouk. Mr. Hieu's name is in the list of post-laws that lists people in need of payment, according to the Nguyen Van Chau Central Intelligence Agency's Nguyen Van Chau Central Intelligence Agency's