Hanoi's Party chief Hoang Trung Hai (sixth from left) visited the family of Comrade Nguyen Van Tran
They included Comrade Nguyen Van Tran, former Secretary of the Party Central Committee and Hanoi’s Party chief from 1968-1974; and veteran revolutionaries Dinh Thi Ngoc Quy and Pham Khac Quy.
During the visits, on behalf of the city’s leaders, Secretary Hai expressed his deep thanks to the revolutionary seniors’ devotion to the revolutionary cause of the Party and the nation as well as their contributions to the development of the capital city and the country in general.He reaffirmed that the city authorities always gave priority to caring for those who have contributed to the nation and policy beneficiaries, noting that the city has constructed or repaired houses for nearly 7,800 such households so far this year.
He asked local authorities to better care for the physical and spiritual life of the revolutionary seniors so that they can continue serving as a firm foundation and shining examples for their descendants to follow.
Also on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the day of national resistance, an exhibition themed “An Epic of the Winter of 1946” opened at the Vietnam Military History Museum yesterday.
Nearly 300 photos, documents and objects on display provided a vivid and trustworthy overview of the Vietnamese army and people’s historic feats of national resistance in 1946.
The month-long exhibition aimed to inspire patriotism among visitors, encouraging their determination to construct and protect the Fatherland.
