Will organize a meeting with relatives of Nghe Tinh Soviet soldiers

The Nghe Tinh Soviet Museum is a red address for traditional education for the younger generation. Photo: Bich Hue/VNA

This is an opportunity for relatives of revolutionary veterans and Soviet soldiers in Nghe Tinh to meet and share stories and memories of a time of intense struggle in the years 1930-1931. The discussion shows gratitude, remembrance and honor for the contributions and sacrifices of the soldiers and their families; at the same time, it contributes to reviewing the glorious revolutionary tradition, arousing the pride and responsibility of today's generation in preserving and promoting historical values.

The highlight of the program is the emotional stories from the soldiers' relatives - memories of the harsh prison days, the steadfast comradeship, the steadfast belief in the revolutionary path. Those simple but profound stories will prolong memories, helping the public, especially the young generation, understand more clearly the value of independence and freedom today. Those are memories of the days of struggle in the imperial prison, the steadfast comradeship, the steadfast belief in the ideal of national liberation. Through the authentic stories from the children and grandchildren of soldiers Nguyen Truong Khoat, Vo Van Dong, Dau Du (Dau Gia), Ton Gia Tinh, Nguyen Thi Khuong, Nguyen The Lam, Tran Huu Quan..., the public will have the opportunity to relive a part of the heroic history of their homeland Nghe Tinh.

The meeting with relatives of Nghe Tinh Soviet soldiers is an annual activity, held on the occasion of major holidays, contributing to spreading the indomitable spirit and immortal aspiration for freedom of the heroic Nghe Tinh Soviet movement.

The Organizing Committee respectfully invites the people, agencies, organizations and interested readers to attend, listen and share touching and meaningful stories from relatives of Nghe Tinh Soviet soldiers.

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