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Ngô Đình Diệm

Politiker · Lebte 1901 bis 1963 · im Alter von 62

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Ngô Đình Diệm (Hán Nôm 吳廷琰, eigentlich Jean-Baptiste Ngô Đình Diệm; * 3. Januar 1901 in Huế; † 2. November 1963 in Saigon-Cholon) war der diktatorisch regierende erste Präsident der Republik Vietnam von 1955 bis 1963.

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1963Gestorben2. November 19631957“The Asian people - long humiliated in their national aspirations, their human dignity injured - are no longer, as in the past, resigned and passive. They are impatient.”Eigene Worte"Address to the US Congress" (1957)

“We affirm that democracy is neither material happiness nor the supremacy of numbers.”Eigene Worte"Address to the US Congress" (1957)

“The Republic of Vietnam, the youngest republic in Asia, soon will be two years old. Our Republic was born among great suffering.”Eigene Worte"Address to the US Congress" (1957)

1956“It is a fundamental truth that laws do not cover all the aspects of life, and a Constitution does not create a democracy.”Eigene Worte"Message on the occasion of the Promulgation of the Constitution." (1956)

“Now for more than a century, abnormal political conditions have corrupted the sense of civic responsibility in many a mind.”Eigene Worte"Message on the occasion of the Promulgation of the Constitution." (1956)

“My dear compatriots, democracy exists only where a concrete democratic experience exists.”Eigene Worte"Message on the occasion of the Promulgation of the Constitution." (1956)

1901Geboren3. Januar 1901

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  1. The Asian people - long humiliated in their national aspirations, their human dignity injured - are no longer, as in the past, resigned and passive. They are impatient.

    1957, "Address to the US Congress" (1957), Eigene Worte

  2. We affirm that democracy is neither material happiness nor the supremacy of numbers.

    1957, "Address to the US Congress" (1957), Eigene Worte

  3. The Republic of Vietnam, the youngest republic in Asia, soon will be two years old. Our Republic was born among great suffering.

    1957, "Address to the US Congress" (1957), Eigene Worte

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Auszeichnungen

Order of Merit for National Foundation
Order of Sikatuna
Order of the Southern Cross
Order of the White Lion
Order of the Crown of the Realm
Order of the Netherlands Lion
Order of St. Olav
National Order of Vietnam
Order of the Liberator General San Martín
Order of Chula Chom Klao
Order of the Chrysanthemum
Order of Isabella the Catholic
Order of Saint Michael and Saint George
Order of the Million Elephants and the White Parasol

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Lebte 1901 bis 1963 · im Alter von 62

Politiker, geboren in den 1900er-Jahren 6

Karl Hanke61,4Bo Gu57,0Stepan Bandera65,1Władysław Gomułka56,6Enver Hoxha71,5Mustafa Barzani56,5

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