20240705 CDTL Nguyen Tat Thanh aka Ho Chi Minh in Hoi Tam Diem
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Dưới đây là một số tài liệu sự thật về nhân
vật Nguyễn Tất Thành hay Hồ Chí Minh?
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Was Ho Chi Minh in Fremason
https://www.quora.com/Was-Ho-Chi-Minh-a-Freemason
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NGUYEN AI DE QUOC as he was then named was initiated into
Lodge Universal Federation under The Grand Orient of France.
The Grand Orient of France is not recognised by any regular
Grand Lodge since it admits atheists and women. It also permits discussion of
politics.
His father was a Confussian scholar and he was raised as a
Confussian
Admission seems to have had a profound impression on him.
The French nickname for masons was ‘The Bringers of Light’ and he eventually
changed his name to Ho Chi Minh. This literally translates to the Bringer of
Light.
So in
answer to your question it is yes and no.
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carte
d'adhérent= membership card
Parti Communiste
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He
believed Communism will rule the world however he felt painful when seeing the
conflict between Communist countries.
Quote: Hồ Chí
Minh nói về phong trào cộng sản thế giới: Mong muốn các đảng anh em đoàn kết,
giúp đỡ, bảo vệ lẫn nhau, nâng cao "tinh thần chủ nghĩa quốc tế vô
sản". Ông bày tỏ sự đau lòng trước những bất hòa giữa các đảng anh em.
Google translate
Ho Chi Minh said
about the world communist movement: Wishing brother parties to unite, help and
protect each other, and raise the "spirit of proletarian
internationalism". He expressed his heartache at the discord between
brotherly parties.
Di chúc của Hồ Chí Minh?
“…Tôi yêu cầu thi hài tôi được đốt đi, tức là “hỏa táng…”
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However, in the “Diary in the prison” in Chinese writing;
he pledged allegiance to Chinese Kuomintang and China Republic. It seems like
there was the product of Cookoo bird.
Who was the real and original author of “Diary in the
prison”? To my understanding, the real and original author was a Chinese
Nationalist.
Move over magpies: are cuckoos the
meanest bird?
https://science.anu.edu.au/news-events/news/move-over-magpies-are-cuckoos-meanest-bird
Front page recording the time was in prison.
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Last page again recording the time was in prison. The date and month are both the same, but the years had been changed.
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Letter from Ho Chi Minh to President Harry S. Truman
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Letter from Ho Chi Minh to Secretary of State Robert
Lansing
https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/ho-chi-minh-lansing
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“Nguyễn Ái Quốc” là tên một nhóm người Việt ái quốc chống
Pháp do cụ Phan Bội Châu sáng lập ra tại Paris, chứ không phải là tên của Nguyễn
Tất Thành hay Hồ Chí Minh.
https://www.docsteach.org/images/documents/5049414/orig_5049414_15212.jpg?v=ksPp4RdqE
https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/ho-chi-minh-lansing
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Ho Chi
Minh appealed to the United States to help the Vietnamese win independence from
the French several times. His first attempt to win American support was at the
Paris Peace Conference at the end of World War I, in which the Allied forces
met to set the peace terms for the defeated nations.
Nguyen Ai Quoc (one of Ho Chi Minh’s early aliases) sent this letter as a
representative of "le Groupe des Patriotes Annamites" ("the
Group of Annamite Patriots") to Secretary of State Robert Lansing. He
had reason to be hopeful. President Wilson’s Fourteen Points Declaration (a
statement of principles for peace to end World War I) called for
self-determination for all peoples. But Wilson’s priority was European
self-government. Although Ho Chi Minh received a note saying that the petition
would be shared with President Wilson, there was no further response.
The letter contains the enclosure "Revendications du Peuple Annamite"
("Claims of the Annamite People"). It's a call for reform of the
French colonial system, directed at French colonial officials. Ho Chi Minh used
the term “Annamite” because “Vietnamien” (Vietnamese) with its nationalist
overtones, was forbidden by the French. Annam is the name the French gave the
central region of French Indochina. The petition was published in L'Humanité,
a French socialist newspaper. Copies were distributed on the streets of Paris
and found their way to Hanoi.
The letter and enclosure are written in French. There is an English translation to the letter, made by the National Archives in 1969.
This primary source comes from the Records of the American
Commission to Negotiate Peace.
National Archives Identifier: 5049414
Full
Citation: Letter from Nguyen ai Quac [Ho Chi Minh] to Secretary of State Robert
Lansing (with enclosure); 6/18/1919; 851G.00; General Records , 1918 - 1931;
Records of the American Commission to Negotiate Peace, Record Group 256;
National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD. [Online Version, https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/ho-chi-minh-lansing,
July 5, 2024]
https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/ho-chi-minh-lansing
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