Ngày song thất 1954 mở đầu cho nền Đệ Nhất VNCH nhưng ít người biết đến | NAMDUONGTV

On July 7, 1954, Ngo Dinh Diem officially accepted the role of Prime Minister of the Vietnamese nation. It was also the darkest time of the Pacific War, a non-war between the French and the Vietnamese Communist Party, a tool of the contemporary international communist party. At the same time, the pressure of the contemporary capital, market capital and world power has imposed on the Vietnamese people an agreement signed in Geneva on July 20, 1954 to divide the Vietnamese territory. This agreement has brought the northern part of a disintegration from the 17th District. Meanwhile, half of the remaining territory on the south side of the 17th District, this side of the Hien Luong Bridge, is the land of freedom that Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem after accepting to move more than 1 million North Vietnamese people to the South of Vietnam. The North Vietnamese people believed in the dignity and leadership of Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem to accept to leave their homeland to live in freedom and peace. The Ngo Dinh Diem government, with the help of some true patriots now, has come together from religious parties that do not discriminate gender and race. Everyone has made an effort to strengthen a stable politics, bringing peace to the rest of the land. Facing an extremely difficult situation in politics, economy and society at the moment, based on the support of the strength of the unity of the groups, the Ngo Dinh Diem government held a referendum on October 23, 1955 to elect an official body and leader for the South of Vietnam. More than 90% of the population accepted his nomination as prime minister and after the first referendum held by the National Assembly on March 4, 1956. Because of the foundation of the Geneva Accords on July 20, 1954, on April 26, 1956, the last French soldier had to leave Vietnam, so with the political life in South Vietnam, together with Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem, together with the current National Assembly, discussed and completed a draft constitution, which was the first constitutional formation on October 26, 1956. And since then, the South of Vietnam has an official name called Vietnam Cong Hoa. Four words, Vietnam Cong Hoa and National Day October 26, started to mark the end of a period of deregulation, losing control of the country for too long, after nearly 100 years in the hands of the French. After that, Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem was accepted by the Legislative Council and the people of Vietnam Cong Hoa with the new title of President Ngo Dinh Diem of Vietnam Cong Hoa, taking October 26 as National Day of Vietnam Cong Hoa. After the death of the people of Vietnam Cong Hoa, due to the incompetence of the wrong hands outside the state and communism caused by President Ngo Dinh Diem, the founder and leader of Vietnam Cong Hoa, and Mr. Ngo Dinh Nhu, the political adviser to the President, the sovereignty of the country was gradually lost, and we were shot to death in the hands of communism. After more than 50 years, four words, Vietnam Cong Hoa, is still a legal and democratic version for Vietnamese people who like to ask for freedom, democracy in the country as well as abroad. But who remembers the 26th of October National Day and President Ngo Dinh Diem, the leader of Vietnam Cong Hoa? But the day is gone, think of the 26th of October. The writer hopes that people still use four words, Vietnam Cong Hoa, remember the birth of the group of words that we often use. Let's celebrate the 26th of October National Day. Song Thut, the founder and leader of Vietnam Cong Hoa. Writer Nguyen Nhan, a national administrative subject according to tradition, study, understand, practice. Song Thut, the founder and leader of Vietnam Cong Hoa. From the day Song Thut, July 7, 1954, Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem officially accepted the role of Prime Minister of Vietnam. It was also the darkest time of the East Sea War, a non-war war between the French and the Vietnamese Communist Party, a tool of the International Communist Party at the time. But the day is gone, think of the 26th of October. The writer hopes that people still use four words, Vietnam Cong Hoa, remember the birth of the group of words that we often use. Let's celebrate the 26th of October National Day. Pham Le, just like the writer Pham Le wrote. From the day Song Thut, July 7, 1954, Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem officially accepted the role of Prime Minister of Vietnam. It was also the darkest time of the East Sea War. If Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem and his close group are not wise and brave enough to get through those dark days, there would be no Vietnam Cong Hoa. I would also like to add a paragraph when talking about the first issue of Vietnam Cong Hoa. It only started on the day of the constitution, October 26, 1956, considered incomplete. Perhaps it should be emphasized that on July 7, 1954, which is often remembered as the day of Song Thut, that is, the day when Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem officially accepted the role of Cabinet Minister in an almost desperate situation. On July 20, the Geneva Treaty changed the country. In the next 90 days, the newly-appointed government had to accept more than 900,000 North Vietnamese who left their ancestors' graves and fled to the South to seek freedom. General Nguy Van Hinh, the General Secretary of the National Army, disobeyed the Prime Minister. The factions of Cao, Hoa, and Binh erupted and started a revolt. France was overwhelmed by difficulties, supporting Binh Xuyen, causing chaos in the capital of Saigon. The Americans, however, were also determined to withdraw their support for the government of Ngo Dinh Diem. Only when the Prime Minister and his close group with determination and wisdom overthrew the threat, did France give up and the United States actively supported. Thus, the government of Ngo Dinh Diem carried out a referendum on October 23, 1955, setting the first step for the construction of the First Vietnamese Republic. The First Vietnamese Republic on October 23, the day of the referendum the first step for the construction of the First Vietnamese Republic. On October 26, 1956, Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu wrote a pair of memorial poems for the merit of the predecessors, President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu, the artist Hao Kiet Duc Diet, for loving the country, for the country, for the people. The sky is full of autumn, the month of October is busy, remember the days of youth, eager to learn, build the future. On October 26, 1956, the 18-year-old boy standing on the Kieu Hoa bus was the first Vietnamese to pass, using his strong hand to pinch the head of the three Phong Thuc Cong. Remember the day I was in the 1st grade in the province, one day the provincial government, Thu Dau Mot, Borami, visited the classroom, accused Mr. Nguyen Van Kie of mispronouncing French. Although the teacher argued, his face was red, he was still full of power, until the head of Tu Tai River applied for the National Academy of Saigon Administration, and Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. Mr. Nguyen Van Kie was the first to pass. 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