W.Minh Tuan
On August 19, 1945, the Vietnamese people carried out the August Revolution, under the leadership of the Viet Minh, winning power and independence from the French, from the Japanese, and from the Government of Prime Minister Tran Trong Kim of King Bao Dai. Continue reading “President Ho Chi Minh said at the National Assembly in 1946: I have only one party, the Vietnamese Party”
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Introduction
In the past few days of Novemeber 2024, I have seen the domestic press in Vietnam reporting that General Secretary To Lam talked about streamlining the Party and State apparatus, so that the Party and State apparatus can work more effectively, and only then can salaries be increased for cadres, to fight corruption, and to pay cadres fairly, properly, correctly. Continue reading “President Ho Chi Minh said: We need to eradicate the disease of bureaucracy and command, order”
Introduction
In 1946, President Ho Chi Minh answered foreign journalists’ questions, in which President Ho Chi Minh boldly mentioned that President Ho Chi Minh had to stand outside all political parties, like current Russian President Putin, because he had to put the interests of the Vietnamese people above all political parties, and the possibility of establishing the Vietnam Nationalist Party. Continue reading “President Ho Chi Minh once mentioned the possibility of establishing the Vietnam Nationalist Party”
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On September 2, 1945, President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence, giving birth to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. And on the same day, the first Government of independent Vietnam, established by the Viet Minh, was announced, with the name of the Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Continue reading “Why doesn’t our party implement Ho Chi Minh’s ideology and not appoint ministers and Local presidents who are non-party members?”
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Why did President Ho Chi Minh only choose the position of President, not the position of General Secretary of Party?
Comrade General Secretary Truong Chinh once talked about this, saying that once, comrade Truong Chinh asked Uncle Ho why he did not become General Secretary of party? Uncle Ho answered subtly that he was a member of the world communist party, and did not know when the world communist party would call him to work in another country. Continue reading “Should merge the two positions of General Secretary and President”
