Nguy?n Ch? Thanh : Vietnamese Army General, the First Political General of the Vietnam People's Army, "the General of the Movement", and Political Commissar of the Southern Liberation Army during the Vietnam War

January 1, 1914 — July 7, 1967

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An army general and the first political general of the Vietnam People's Army. He has worked in many different political fields and has the ability to develop that field, so he is also known as "the general of the movement".

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January 1, 1914

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July 7, 1967

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