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•  ĐÚC KẾT ĐẦY ĐỦ MỌI HÀNH ĐỘNG PHẢN PHÚC TÀN ÁC, DÃ MAN RẤT ĐÁNG NGUYỀN RỦA CỦA BỌN TƯỚNG TÁ ÁC ÔN (a goddamn bunch of thugs) ĐỐI VỚI ANH EM T.T. NGÔ ĐÌNH DIỆM!
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• ĐIỂM MẶT VÀ ĐIỂM VIỆC CỦA TỪNG TÊN TẨU TƯỚNG,  BẤT TÀI, GIAN ÁC, PHẢN LOẠN ĐÃ DÂNG MIỀN NAM VÀO TAY C.S.B. V.
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*ĐẶNG VĂN NHÂM

Trước đây, nơi cuối bài 9, tôi đã khẳng định  chính  tên phản tướng , gian ác Dương Văn Minh và bộ hạ là con quỉ  khát máu Nguyễn Văn Nhung đã ra tay thảm sát cách cực kỳ dã man anh em cố TT Ngô Đình Diệm và anh em cố ĐT Lê Quang Tung trong  biến cố ngày 1.11.63, do bọn đồng minh Mỹ chủ trương và tên Đại Sứ Hcabot Lodge, với tên trung tá CIA Lucien Conein đóng vai đồ tể. Còn bọn tướng , tá  VN trong quân đội VNCH, cựu lính Partisans của Tây, toàn một lũ dốt nát, quen thói  trộm cướp, hôi của, giết người…đã ngoan ngoãn thi hành lệnh phản chủ, phản quốc của Mỹ , để đưa miền Nam vào tay CSBV.

Tiếp theo bài ấy, nơi đây, để chứng minh cho đầy đủ  ngọn nguồn bằng cớ chính xác, tôi xin  cống hiến thêm một đoạn tường trình trong hồ sơ tuyệt mật cùa cơ quan CIA , nguyên văn như sau bằng Anh Ngữ để bạn đọc nhàn lãm:

NGUYEN VAN NHUNG

This is a Vietnamese name; the family name is Nguyen, but is often simplified as Nguyen in English-language text. According to Vietnamese custom, this person properly should be referred to by the given name Nhung.

((foto: MỘT TẤM HÌNH NÀY BẰNG MUÔN VẠN LỜI NÓI DẠY CHO CÁC TƯỚNG LÃNH LÀM ĐẠO CHÁNH NGÀY 1.11.63 Ở MIỀN NAM!)

Major Nguyen  Van Nhung (died January 1964) was an officer of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. The bodyguard of General Duong Van Minh, he was known for his role in the coup d'√©tat that ousted Ngo Dinh Diem in November 1963. During the coup, Nhung executed Diem, Diem's brother and confidant Ngo Dinh Nhu, as well as Colonel Le Quang Tung, the loyalist commander of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces. Nhung was a professional military hitman and was reputed to have etched a line on his revolver for each of his killings.[1] Following the successful January 1964 coup led by Nguyen Khanh against Minh's junta, Khanh had Nhung executed.

Contents

1 Tung assassination

2 Diem and Nhu assassination

3 Death

4 Notes

5 References

 Tung assassination

On November 1, 1963, a group of ARVN generals orchestrated a coup against President Ngo Dinh Diem. Nhung was an army officer who served as the bodyguard of General Duong Van Minh, who was among the plotters. The plotters summoned a group of ARVN officers to the Joint General Staff headquarters at Tan Son Nhut Air Base, on the pretext of a routine lunch meeting.[2] Among those invited was the loyalist commander of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam Special Forces, Colonel Le Quang Tung. At 13:30 , General Tran Van Don announced that a coup was taking place. Most of the officers rose to applaud, but Tung did not, refusing to join the coup. He was taken away by Nhung, all the while shouting "Remember who gave you your stars!"[2][3][4]

At 16:45 , Tung was forced at gunpoint to talk to Diem on the phone, telling the president that he had ordered his special forces to surrender. Minh then ordered Nhung to execute the Diem loyalist. Tung had failed to convince the president to surrender and still commanded the loyalty of his men. The other generals had little sympathy, because the special forces commander had disguised his men in regular army uniforms and framed them for the Xa Loi Pagoda raids in August.[5][6] The generals were well aware of the threat that Tung posed; they had discussed his elimination during their planning,[7][8] having contemplated waging an offensive against his special forces.[9] At nightfall Nhung took Tung and Major Le Quang Trieu—his brother and deputy[3][10]—hands tied, into a jeep and drove them to the edge of the air base. Forced to kneel over two freshly dug holes, the brothers were shot into their graves and buried.[5]

Diem and Nhu assassination

See also: Arrest and assassination of Ngo Dinh Diem

By the next morning, the loyalist forces had collapsed, and Diem and Nhu escaped from the Gia Long Palace via a secret tunnel to a safehouse in Cholon.[11][12][13] The brothers agreed to surrender and Don promised them safe passage out of the country.[14] In the meantime, Minh left JGS headquarters and travelled to Gia Long Palace in a sedan, accompanied by Nhung. He arrived at the palace at 08:00 in full military ceremonial uniform to supervise the arrest of Diem and Nhu for the surrender ceremony.[13]

However, the Ngo brothers were not there—they had communicated with the generals via a direct phone link from the safehouse to the palace, giving the false impression that they were still besieged.[12] Minh dispatched a group of officers and troops—which included Nhung—to arrest Diem and Nhu from their hiding place at St. Francis Xavier's Church. Led by General Mai Huu Xuan, the officers took a M-113 armoured personnel carrier (APC), four jeeps, and several soldiers. As they left, Minh gestured to Nhung with two fingers, taken to be an order to shoot the brothers.[12][15]

The soldiers arrived at the church and promptly arrested the brothers, tying them with their hands behind their backs. After the arrest, Nhung and Major Duong Hieu Nghia sat with Diem and Nhu inside the APC, and the convoy departed for Tan Son Nhut. The convoy stopped at a railroad crossing on the return trip, where by all accounts the brothers were assassinated. An investigation by Don later determined that Nghia had shot the brothers at point-blank range with a semi-automatic firearm and that Nhung sprayed them with bullets before repeatedly stabbing the bodies with a knife.[16]

Nghia gave his account of what occurred during the journey back to the military headquarters: "As we rode back to the Joint General Staff headquarters, Diem sat silently, but Nhu and the captain [Nhung] began to insult each other. I don’t know who started it. The name-calling grew passionate. The captain had hated Nhu before. Now he was charged with emotion."[17] When the convoy reached a train crossing, Nghia said that Nhung "lunged at Nhu with a bayonet and stabbed him again and again, maybe fifteen or twenty times. Still in a rage, he turned to Diem, took out his revolver and shot him in the head. Then he looked back at Nhu, who was lying on the floor, twitching. He put a bullet into his head too. Neither Diem nor Nhu ever defended themselves. Their hands were tied."[17]

Don and other officers were stunned when the corpses arrived at headquarters. Don confronted Minh in his office, and while they were remonstrating, Xuan entered the room. Unaware of Don's presence, Xuan snapped to attention and stated in French " Mission accomplie".[17]

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