Displaying 150 documents and images from 1954 - 1976 at the exhibition "Non song lien mot doi"

Speaking at the opening of the exhibition, Dr. Nguyen Van Doan, Director of the National Museum of History, said that the thematic exhibition “Non song loi mot doi” introduces 150 typical and valuable documents and artifacts currently preserved at the National Museum of History. Through the exhibition, the Organizing Committee hopes to arouse in every Vietnamese citizen, especially the young generation, the pride and determination to protect national independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the desire to contribute to the cause of national development in the new era.

Delegates visit the exhibition.

The exhibition “Non Song Lien Mot Dai” consists of 3 main parts. Part 1 has the theme “Aspiration for Unification”, introducing documents and images about the Vietnamese people implementing the 1954 Geneva Agreement, entering the construction of socialism in the North and the struggle for peace and national unification of the people of the North and South.

In part 1, the public has the opportunity to learn about many special images of the country such as: Hien Luong Bridge across Ben Hai River, the temporary border between North and South Vietnam since July 1954; Northern people happily welcoming Southern cadres and soldiers to the North in Sam Son, Thanh Hoa, in 1955; Saigon-Gia Dinh people fighting for national reunification, May 1, 1956; Hanoi Mechanical Factory (Hanoi Mechanical Company), one of the large industrial establishments established on April 12, 1958...

Visitors on the first day of the exhibition "Mountains and Rivers Connected One Strip".

Part 2, with the theme “Vietnam is one – Vietnamese people are one”, introduces the wise policies and decisions of President Ho Chi Minh and our Party that led the Vietnamese army and people to defeat the American invaders; the support and assistance from the great rear in the North to the great front in the South; the support of the people of the world for the Vietnamese people's cause of fighting against the Americans to save the country.

Part 2 of the exhibition has many special documents and images about the 3rd National Congress of the Party held in Hanoi from September 5-10, 1960; the founding ceremony of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam in Tan Lap, Chau Thanh, Tay Ninh, on December 20, 1960; Cu Chi (Saigon) people jointly launched an uprising to destroy the strategic hamlets of the US - puppet regime, in 1960; the "Singing for my compatriots" movement of students in southern cities during the resistance war against the US; telephone receiver - Border Guard Station No. 27 located in Tan Lap commune, Tan Bien, Tay Ninh used for communication, command operations and protection of the Central Office of the South during the resistance war against the US...

A corner of the exhibition "The country is one".

These documents are preserved by the National Museum of History and introduced to visitors.

Part 3 has the theme "The country is united", introducing the victories of our army and people in the General Offensive and Uprising in Spring 1975, completely liberating the South; the jubilant atmosphere, the joy of the day of national reunification; the people of the North and South reunited; the unified Vietnam, the country is united.

Many typical documents and artifacts are associated with the Great Victory of Spring 1975, the Liberation of the South, and the reunification of the country, including images of the Politburo of the Central Executive Committee of the Vietnam Workers' Party meeting to decide to launch the General Offensive and Uprising in Spring 1975; the Liberation Army attacking and taking control of Buon Ma Thuot town, Dak Lak; Da Nang city, Hue city; capturing the Saigon puppet Presidential Palace; the National Reunification Consultative Conference opening in Saigon - Gia Dinh, November 15, 1975...

Documents and images are on display until August 2025.

Source: https://cand.com.vn/van-hoa/trung-bay-150-tai-lieu-hinh-anh-tu-1954--1976-tai-trien-lam-non-song-lien-mot-dai-i765930/