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Chinh Nguyên

            their land over a thousand years by their ambition and profits.
            Under the heel of the Chinese invader, they used Vietnamese as
            the  slavery  by  the  killing  rule  without  emotion  in  their  eyes.
            They forced the people into the jungle to find the elephant tusks,
            rhinoceros horns, and all the valuables. They pressed the people
            diving for the pearls in the ocean and do not pay attention to the
            people who had killed by the wild lives.  They used the young
            women as sex-slaves and servants for their pleasance and proud
            to  be  the  Vietnamese’s  masters.  With  the  cruel  rules,  Chinese
            Empire  tried  to  put  Vietnamese  in  their  same  category,  used
            Vietnamese as the slavery and took whole the Vietnam natural
            resource for their motherland.


                Nguyen was born in a time of the beginning of the World
            War  II  1943.  The  time  of  Japan  looked  at  Indochina  as  their
            profit in the future and the time of communism and Nationalism
            movements had mushroomed secretly in Vietnam.


                Nguyen lost his childhood in his village war between French
            militarist and Vietminh troops. Nguyen's eyes were opening to
            watch the dirty actions of Vietminh Agents and French militarist
            in the village.  His knowledge understood the effects of the war
            on Vietnamese people and hated the cruel rules of Vietminh and
            French colonial that applied on the people.

                Nguyen  teenage  learned  much  more  about  the  First
            Indochina War from his father’s experience. He knew Vietnam
            was  the  battlefield  between  the  Vietnamese  Communist  party
            (alias Vietminh) and French Colonialism. They were the bloody
            nest to catch Vietnamese heads while the Vietnamese National
            Movements were going down and weakly.

                Nguyen’s manhood sat in the political and history class in
            the Faculty  of Letters  in Saigon. He fell deep into the up and
            down of the country history with the sorrow and pain. Also in
            the  same  time,  his  life  was  threatened  by  Vietcong’s  (alias
            Vietminh) timing bombs, which Vietcong’s agent terrorists had
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