南越总统吴庭艳（South Vietnamese President Wu Tingyan）.docVIP

南越总统吴庭艳（South Vietnamese President Wu Tingyan） South Vietnamese President Wu Tingyan Wu Tingyan (Wu Tingyan Ngo and Dinh Diem) (1901-1963) full name is Jean Baptiste with Ngo Dinh diem. Wu Tribunal (Vietnam emperor Qing Tai etiquette palace and prison minister) third, was born in central Vietnam Quang Binh province (Ima Hiji province). Catholic。 Former president of the Vietnam Republic (South Vietnamese regime). South Vietnamese nationalist leader. She has always been single and is known as the single president. Cool Chinese culture, the most favorite orchid chrysanthemum, that is, a gentleman of the wind. January 3, 1901 (the 13th day of the eleventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar present) Wu Tingyan was born In 1933, Wu Tingyan Ren Annan Wang Zhaobao, the Minister of the interior of Nguyen emperor. The Japanese occupied the government during the Vietnam occupation. After the second war, he continued to serve the French colonial government. In 1945 (thirty-four years of the Republic of China), Nguyen die, the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam headed by Hu Zhiming, both Hanoi. In 1950, Wu Tingyan went to Japan In 1951, Wu Tingyan went to the United States and established contact with the US state department. In June 1954, Wu Tingyan returned home to act as prime minister (Prime Minister) of the government. In July 1954, the Swiss conference in Geneva decided to roughly split the country along 17 degrees north latitude North to Communist Party created and led by Hu Zhiming by control, The South was ruled by the great emperor, who was supported by the french. Recognize Laos and Kampuchea as independent sovereign states, The French army withdrew from the Three Kingdoms of Indochina, and the dissolution of Frances colonial empire in Indochina. After the Geneva agreement, about one million refugees fled from Vietnam to South vietnam. Transfer to the north in the south by soldiers, but thousands of people were ordered to stay and formed the backbone