Ngô Đình Quỳnh tự hào về cha, mẹ mình là ông, bà Ngô Đình Nhu vì tính cách này | NAMDUONGTV

The stories of Mr. Ngo Dinh Quynh's childhood have left a deep impression on me. His childhood stories make me laugh. The first time I went to school in Paris, he looked at his classmates with his eyes closed. Here's what Mr. Ngo Dinh Quynh had to say. When my friends organized the game, I was the first one to remember it. The game was like that. I was like a schoolboy who discovered the life of ants. The first time I saw snow, I was surprised. Why is there a country like that? When I was in Saigon, in the presidential palace, I almost never got to see my father. Our family room was right next to each other. But no one told us. We always didn't want to bother our parents because we knew that our parents were busy with work. Even during family meals, we still kept the tradition of absolute silence while eating. Children only had the right to listen to their parents. Our family rarely talked during such occasions. Mr. Dinh Quynh's years in Saigon were full of chaos. The capital was occupied by a gang of security agents who were operating a world-class game center. The streets of Saigon were full of armored vehicles, military vehicles, and French soldiers who had escaped from the North. In addition, there were gangs of high-ranking martial artists. In addition, 1.2 million migrants came to the South and ruined the lives of 14 million indigenous people. A calculation that even European countries with few resources still have to live with today. The North banned strategic intelligence such as Vu Ngoc Nha, Pham Ngoc Thao, and went as far as the most advanced military administration. Captain Thao was not small in the troubles that caused the Vietnamese Communist Party. The life of the Ngô Đình family is not without the concern of the country, the concern of the people. Is there a peaceful island in the sandstorms of the desert? In addition, a person close to Mr. Diệm's family in the book Unforgettable Months told the story as follows. April 1955, when Saigon was on fire, bloodshed, bloodshed with the government, Mrs. Nhu's family was still at the house of Dr. Cao Xuân Cẩm in front of St. Pierre Road, Saigon. When the battle between Bình Xuyên and the government broke out, General Huỳnh Giang Cao discussed with the governor of Vinh how to evacuate Mrs. Nhu's family into Vinh. If not, Bình Xuyên could take over, kill Mrs. Nhu or kidnap her children to make it convenient. Everyone agreed with this opinion. Previously, President Diệm also expressed his dissatisfaction with Mr. Bằng. Mr. Bằng and Mrs. Cao how to cover for Mr. Nhu's family in St. Pierre Road? Bình Xuyên did it so badly. A few days later, Mrs. Nhu's family evacuated to Vinh Independence in a room on the left corner. At first, Mr. Nhu was lying on his father's chair because he had no bed. No more evidence. The life in Mr. Nhu's family is not quite fake. It must be said that it is fake. Mr. Doan Thêm described as follows. Mrs. Nhu's family in President Vinh with two rooms that are not very spacious. She is famous for being stingy, spending money at the market every day. Mr. Nhu gave his wife to eat like this, so she ate like that, without asking. Relatives said sometimes Mr. Nhu went to the gas station to bring some pork or some birds. Mrs. Nhu spent less money at the market and used that gas to make her husband eat for 2-3 meals. Mr. Nhu's two rooms are not far from each other. On the left, it seems normal, always the same. The family life is poor, but Mrs. Tran Le Xuan still keeps all the luxury and kindness to the people below. The Great Venerable Do Tho has retold in his signature in the name of Mr. Doan Thêm as follows. For the servants serving the family, Mrs. Nhu expressed a loving attitude, if not a generous and generous attitude. Months of workers, kitchen staff worried about their work, Mrs. Nhu rewarded more money by putting on a very polite glass cover. For her husband, Mrs. Nhu was very kind. The unity between President Diệm and Mr. Nhu's family is connected by the presence of his brothers. Mr. Tran Kim Tuyen commented as follows. Mr. Diệm was very fond of Mrs. Nhu's sons. That is also an understandable reason. When his father and son Khoi passed away in 1945, the sons of Mr. Nhu became the pioneers of the Ngô Đình family. Ngô Đình Trác stood on the throne of the family and was the Minister-General of the Ngô Đình family later. The sons of Mr. Nhu became the connecting bridge between President Diệm and his wife, Mr. Nhu. Although the nature of President Diệm and Mr. Nhu is very different, the brothers are often close through the moments of love. However, the sons of Mr. Diệm became the spiritual inspiration of President Diệm. That is also the hope of Mr. Diệm, who is still deeply attached to his children in the family. This is a quote from the author Lương Khải Minh in the book How to Kill a President. President Diệm's life story, Đại Quý Đỗ Thọ wrote in the book Hồi ký Đỗ Thọ that In the morning, President Diệm got up very early, rarely washed the people around him, and did everything by himself, such as making tea in the vase, taking medicine, taking off his clothes and putting on his clothes, sleeping in bed, sleeping in a single-bed room, eating without luxury, liking to eat Cantonese food, and a lot of water spinach, cabbage, boiled sweet potatoes, sometimes eating Western food, drinking mineral water with red wine or red wine, wearing three sets of Lê clothes, wearing three pairs of shoes, two black, one brown, wearing a shirt with a sour sign, losing his hair due to a man who was lazy, rarely read newspapers, but liked to read books about cameras and watches. All the personal details after work, President Diệm did not interact with Mr. Ngô Đình Nhu's family, which means that I have never seen President Diệm sitting and eating with Mr. Nhu's family, except for the presence of his father, Ngô Đình Thục. In Phạm Di, there is a private officer, I understand President Diệm only recently. President Diệm likes to play chess, but he is not good at playing chess, so he often invites Đại Quý to play chess with Ngô Đình Trác's granddaughter, Mr. Nhu, and he stands outside to watch. Back to the conversation with Mr. Ngô Đình Quỳnh, the author Phạm Cao Phong asked Mr. Ngô Đình Quỳnh about his brothers and sisters, and Mr. Ngô Đình Quỳnh told as follows. Sister Ngô Đình Le Thủy is the oldest, but often bullied by her twin sister Ngô Đình Trác. Because Mr. Trác is the grandson of my uncle, President Ngô Đình Diệm, Mr. Trác is very cute, Mr. Trác knows how to assemble small aircraft models. I am greedy, but once Mr. Trác's chess broke that model, Mr. Trác scolded me very badly. Mr. Quỳnh's childhood memories are also collected in the last few days of the week to buy books to eat ice cream. My memories are the independence camp and the mansion of our family in Đà Lạt and the scenery of Vietnam in the jungle. When we go to the sea, we go to Long Hai. In Saigon, we are used to being taken for a walk a small round on the weekend. My hobby is to go through the French book store, where there are books about Mickey and Donald. I don't understand why these books are put on the bookshelf very high. The artist has to lift me up with both hands like this. Mr. Quỳnh made a gesture like raising a child. Then I showed him, give me this book, this book and this book, then go to the cashier. Then we went to Gouda, a bar that sells ice cream in the French style. We bought ice cream and bread in the Paris style. I really like baguette bread, that is, French-style baguette bread. I only have the opportunity to go around like that, that's all. I am heartbroken to think of the beautiful and rare sunsets of Saigon in the depths of Mr. Quỳnh, buried under the heavy painting by Mr. Lương Khải Minh, written below in the book How to Kill a President. I'm sorry. On the night of November 30, Trung Quý Xuân came to visit. Mr. Nhu Bảo, the general secretary of Hạp, came right away to tell him that when the witness called Mr. Hạp, he was still in a daze. It's rice, can I finish eating and then come in? He asked Mr. Nhu again, then Mr. Nhu said that he had to come in right away, no need to eat at home. When Hạp and the brothers entered Mr. Nhu's private room, he pointed to the chair, invited to sit down, called Mr. Già Tường, the butler. Make two glasses of Marten for the uncles to drink. Mr. Nhu's hand still held a glass of wine. His forehead sometimes wrinkled, holding him out. This is the first time that the witness and the general secretary of Hạp were honored by Mr. Nhu, pointed to the chair, invited to sit down, and drank together. No one dared to speak up, so Mr. Nhu sighed like this. If you decide to go, the uncle won't let you go. If you stay, he won't listen either. Then Mr. Nhu was silent for a while. The general secretary of Hạp spoke up. He tried to ask the uncles to come in. Mr. Nhu breathed for a long time, then silently looked at the two of them for a long time, then said, tomorrow morning, you guys take the kids to Đà Lạt for me. Mr. Hạp asked, will you try not to go? He thought for a while, then Mr. Nhu replied, I don't think I can go. Then he was silent for 10 minutes. Mr. Nhu spoke up, said to the general secretary of Hạp, have you taken all the clothes? Just arrange it, tell me when you need it. The general secretary of Hạp asked, when will you take the two of them and the kids back? Mr. Nhu replied, when will you call them back? Then he was silent. Later, he said to himself, if you listen, you won't listen, if you go, you won't go. What are they going to do now? It's too hard for me. The general secretary of Hạp was silent, because he didn't know what to say. Mr. Nhu sat silent for about 30 minutes, like a statue. He still held a glass of Marten. Mr. Nhu lay down on the chair, drank the third glass of Marten. He sat like that, silent for hours. Mr. Nhu sat up, with a long face, said cheerfully, Oh, his mother and son are gone. Mr. Nhu came back, asked the general secretary of Hạp, 10,000, I gave it to the general secretary, is it still there? Hạp replied, Dear Mr. Advisor, it's been a long time. Mr. Nhu knew that inspiration was coming, he could have escaped death. If not for Mr. Nhu's love, he would have gone abroad on November 28, 1963. Tôn Thất Đính had just received 1 million dollars from the US Embassy to go to war. Tương Đính could not look straight into the eyes of his two brothers, Mr. Nhu, too much gratitude, but turned away, then closed their eyes. How to kill a president, continue to kill like this? The general secretary of Hạp still often talked to Mr. and Mrs. Tương, Trung Quý Xung, Mr. Advisor, you spend too carefully. From the day she went abroad, he was at home worrying about spending. Give it to anyone, Mr. Advisor recorded each item. Give Hạp 10,000, Hạp finished spending, had to calculate in full detail. Mr. Nhu asked Hạp, Now take the kids to Đà Lạt, how much do you need to spend? Asked, then Mr. Nhu replied, No, give the general secretary 15,000, that's enough. Hạp asked Mr. Nhu, Sir, which plane do you use? Can you go to Vietnam by air? Mr. Nhu was stunned, then shook his head. Going by air to Vietnam is very dangerous. It goes straight, catch the kids to make news, then what? Mr. Nhu told Hạp to contact the general secretary, to get the plane of the Vietnamese Air Force for sure. After a while, Mr. Nhu stood up, took two type 22 guns, the non-explosive type, and handed them to Hạp. Mr. Nhu bragged, They just gave it to Moa, gave Hạp one, this gun is very special, to stay at home, afraid that Trác would shoot badly. Then Mr. Nhu was stunned again for a while. Mr. Nhu's conversation with his children was sad, gloomy. Those were the last moments of Mr. Nhu's life. Two days later, Mr. Nhu will never see his children again. The situation in Đà Lạt on November 1 was still the same. General Hạp and Hữu still went to the streets to look at the situation as usual. Mr. Hạp gave four armored vehicles to go around the city every week. The situation changed suddenly. On the morning of the 2nd, Trường Võ Bị Đà Lạt became the general administrator of Đảo Chánh party, including Lieutenant General Trần Ngọc Quyến and Lieutenant General Ngô Như Bích. Mr. Trần Giang Phước still loyal to the Ngu Dinh Diệm regime. On November 11, 1960, Mr. Quyến died when he was believed to be a communist and was executed by Dinh Gia Long. The next day, Mr. Trần Giang Phước, the mayor of Đà Lạt, was arrested by Lieutenant General Trần Ngọc Quyến at Trường Võ Bị. The important thing for Mr. Quyến's party was how to catch Mr. Nhu's three children. Some others had bruises, especially the suitcase that General Hạp brought from Saigon on the 30th. On the other end of the line, Mr. Phước called Lieutenant General Hạp, Mr. Màng Quỳnh, Trác Quyên, come here for me. Hạp came back and told Lieutenant General Hữu, I don't know how, Phước's voice was a little shaky, he was probably arrested. However, Hạp also promised to bring the three children right away. On the other hand, Hạp let people go to Trường Võ Bị because he was a detective and asked to meet Phước. Here he said he couldn't meet Phước anymore. Lieutenant General Hạp was confused. Lieutenant General Hạp and Hữu decided to take Mr. Nhu's three children away to be the witnesses to let the Mercedes run around the city as if there were three children on the car. Meanwhile, Hạp, Hữu and the guards brought Mr. Nhu's three children to escape, hid in the jungle, went from camp 1 to camp 2, then followed the jungle road to the Dan Dương. Lieutenant General Hạp headed to Phan Rang to find Lieutenant General Khánh, the governor of this province. He wandered in the jungle all afternoon until nightfall. The witnesses and the patrol arrived at Dan Dương. They were partly hungry and tired of the road. The whole team had to stop at the tent and distribute the necessary supplies to take care of the defense. At that time, Lieutenant General Hạp was most worried about the people around and the jungle. But somehow, the children of Mr. Nhu had not been informed that their father had been killed. Every day on the road, he spent another night lying in the middle of the jungle, so he couldn't stand it and had a headache. Lieutenant General Hạp tried to find a way to contact Saigon, but to no avail. The pro-democracy party was also marching to catch Mr. Nhu. In the afternoon of March 3, the plane of the 2nd Regiment flew around Dan Dương. The radio called for Lieutenant General Hạp to bring three children to the parade of the People's Liberation Army of the Pro-democracy Party. Lieutenant General Hạp and Hữu were both worried. President Diệm and Mr. Nhu were also killed, including three children. Lieutenant General Hạp suggested that the parade would fly through the jungle to Phan Rang, then find a way to Xuan Loc, An Nao. If convenient, go straight to Saigon. If not, go through Phuoc Long and then go to Cao Mien. But in the end, the parade had to give up because of running out of money. A few days later, Mr. Nhu's children had to eat food and drink cold water. Quyen was exhausted. Quyen, like Quỳnh, was lost on the road. If necessary, everyone had a gun and was ready to deal with it. Mr. Hạp and Hữu did not dare to leave the children for a minute. Until the third day, Lieutenant General Hạp just let Trác know that his uncle and father had died. At first, Trác did not believe. After letting Trác follow the radio, now Trác believes. His eyes were teary, but he did not say a word. The plane was still flying in the sky of Da Nhiêm. The radio called for Hạp and Hữu to take the children back to Đà Lạt. Trác told Lieutenant General Hạp that he would take my brothers back. Trác said, My two brothers are so tired. It's cold in the forest. How can we go? Lieutenant General Hữu replied, If you want to do that, that's fine. Lieutenant General Hạp will find a way to arrange for you to go home. After that, the tour group pulled each other through the forest and returned to the city. To be sure, Mr. Hạp still left the children in the village. He let people go back to the city to observe, while calling for the evacuation team to report with one condition that Mr. Hạp only gave the three children to General Khánh. After the call, Mr. Hạp allowed the three children to move to another location, afraid of being exposed. The protection team led the troops to look for the children. On November 3, General Khánh was in Đà Lạt to receive the three children of Mr. Như. General Khánh held General Hạp's hand in a sad voice and said, They did nothing. Killing people is too cruel. This is the quote in How to Kill a President. These are the details of the last days in Vietnam of the three brothers Ngô Đình Quỳnh that I mentioned in the previous article. In the article, Mr. Ngô Đình Quỳnh tells about his parents and the November 1963 coup. I asked Mr. Ngô Đình Quỳnh how his parents affected his life. And Mr. Ngô Đình Quỳnh answered like this. I left Đà Lạt when I was 11 years old. My father's influence did not last long. But it was also thanks to my father that I learned more about the country. My father loved to go hunting. I often went with him. Both brothers went with my father. When he went hunting in the forest, he hunted large animals like going to Hunai in Long Hai. During the trips with him, I learned that my father was a funny person. When I was in Saigon during the presidency, I almost never saw my father. But I always kept a vivid image of my father. Of course, I was more influenced by my mother. This influence lasted forever until my mother passed away. I received my mother's trust and spiritual strength, a strength that helped me overcome. My mother said, nothing is impossible. That's right, if the law prohibits it, we have to obey the law. For my mother, nothing was a problem, nothing was a hindrance. When I was right, when I did the right thing, I went forward. I learned a lot from my mother. I believed that I had spiritual strength. This strength guided me. When we parted, I got on the bus back to Paris. I thought about the stories of the times he told and their ending.