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During 94 years of life and more than 75 years of tireless commitment, comrade Pham Van Dongs footprints have been imprinted from secret training classes in Guangzhou, through the hell on earth of Con Dao, to the years of steering the ship of the Government as Prime Minister. Download Comrade Pham Van Dong - Outstanding leader, example of revolutionary ethics, whole life for the country and people. Not only is he a trusted associate and excellent student of President Ho Chi Minh, he is also the person who concretized his thoughts and ethics into a lifestyle, actions and an invaluable spiritual legacy for posterity. In him, there is not only the image of a devoted leader who devoted his life to serving the country and the people, but also an example of revolutionary morality. The ideal of his twenties and the turning point of his life. In 1926, at the famous Buoi school, there was a young man with a slim figure but bright eyes standing before a fateful threshold. That was Pham Van Dong, who had just turned 20 years old at that time. Born in Duc Tan commune, Mo Duc district, Quang Ngai province - the land of Indian mountains, Tra river which is famous for its tradition of studiousness and tenacious spirit. He is the son of Mr. Pham Van Nga, an honest mandarin who held the position of Academician Lecturer, taught King Duy Tan to study, and Cabinet Counselor, and was awarded the rank of Third Grade. With such a family background, and a soon-to-be Baccalaureate degree at one of the most prestigious schools in Indochina (Buoi School), his future path was paved with a red carpet: A solid position in the official apparatus, a glorious life and respect from contemporary society. However, deep in the heart of that young man was an endless restlessness about the fate of the nation. Living in the capital city of Hue and then going to Hanoi to study, he witnessed with his own eyes the scenes of working people being beaten and humiliated by colonial rulers. He understood the humiliation of slavery that contemporary patriotic intellectuals often mentioned. The ideas of Phan Chu Trinh and Phan Boi Chau planted the first seeds, but it was not until the strike movement demanding the mourning of Phan Chu Trinh and the release of Phan Boi Chau that ignited the fire of patriotism and desire for national independence in him. Pham Van Dong made a decision that shocked his family and friends: He abandoned the graduation exam, left Truong Buoi to embark on a secret path full of hardships and dangers. Through secretly passed photos and documents, he learned about revolutionary teacher Nguyen Ai Quoc. The Vietnam Revolutionary Youth Association in Guangzhou (China) was like a magnet that attracted his soul. In 1926, he secretly went to Guangzhou, participated in a political training class and was directly mentored by leader Nguyen Ai Quoc. Here, the young man surnamed Pham found the answer to all his long-standing concerns. He was no longer the warm boy of the mandarin, but was trained into a steadfast Pham Van Dong, who vowed to use his whole life to serve the Fatherland, starting from the first steps on the arduous yet glorious road of thousands of miles of communist ideals. Download Comrade Pham Van Dong - A close and excellent student of President Ho Chi Minh Con Daos Steel Furnace and the bravery of communists If Guangzhou is the place where the seeds of theory were planted, then the colonial prison was the steel furnace that forged the bravery of communist Pham Van Dong. In July 1929, in the midst of revolutionary activities in Cochinchina, he was arrested by French secret police at Saigon station. At the police station, the enemy presented a photo he took in Guangzhou along with a leaked confidential report to threaten him. However, facing the guns and cunning of the enemy, he remained calm, acknowledged the ideals he pursued but absolutely protected the organization. On June 25, 1930, the colonial court sentenced him to 10 years in prison and was exiled to Con Dao. Here, he was detained in Banh 2 - a place famous for its harsh bond regime, where prisoners were only allowed out for 10 minutes a day to eat a bowl of rice full of grit. Lack of light, air and nutrition caused many comrades to die due to illness, but Pham Van Dong still stood strong. In the darkness of chains, he actively participated in teaching culture, politics and foreign languages to his comrades. With his intelligence and good French skills, he directly translated and summarized the classic works of C. Marx and F. Engels to explain to the brothers. The image of a tall, thin, dark-skinned prisoner always carrying a book behind his back has become a symbol of wisdom and faith in a cold prison. He not only taught literacy and theory but also taught the spirit of life. He and comrade Bui Cong Trung were in charge of the magazine General Opinion, handwriting on student paper to spread revolutionary ideas and help soldiers maintain their fighting spirit. Pham Van Dongs bravery was also shown through his direct struggles with prison guards. He was elected to the Board of Directors of Division 2, always at the forefront of hunger strikes, fighting for improved detention regimes and amnesty for political prisoners. His spirit of steel is not only lNot only did he frighten his enemies, but he also inspired prisoners of other political trends, causing them to gradually lean towards the proletarian stance. Seven years of exile (1929-1936) depleted his health and his lung disease relapsed, but made his soul and mind sharper than ever. Con Dao could not subdue him, on the contrary, it trained him into a brave, diligent and humane leader, ready for the great responsibilities of the nation in the future. Download Prime Minister Pham Van Dong and the Peoples Police soldiers on the day the Police sector received the title of Hero of the Peoples Armed Forces (January 5, 1980). Documentary photo of VNA Loyal servant of the people In 1955, amidst the busy w
