Images on Ha Noi's liberation day introduced to public
VGP - Nearly 200 archive original documents and images about Ha Noi’s Liberation Day on October 10, 1954 were presented at an event held in Ha Noi on September 24 on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the day.
Capital regiment arrives at Hang Gai street in ha Noi on October 10, 1954 - Photo: The 3rd National Archives Center
Nearly 200 archive original documents and images about Ha Noi's Liberation Day on October 10, 1954 were introduced at an event held in Ha Noi on September 24 on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the day.
The event was held by the National Archives Centre III under the Department of State Records and Archives, the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Nguyen Thi Nga, Deputy Director of the Department of State Records and Archives said that the documents and images give an insight into the glorious moments 70 years ago when people in the capital city of Ha Noi welcomed the revolutionary troops who marched into the city to take over the capital from the French occupation forces on October 10, 1954.
Among documents and photos introduced at the event include a report on the reception of the revolutionary army and government on October 10, 1954; photos of French soldiers withdrawing from the streets of the capital; revolutionary troops taking over the Ha Noi flagpole, and the sacred flag-raising ceremony on the afternoon of October 10, 1954.
Also introduced at the event were documents about musicians Van Cao, Huy Du, and Nguyen Duc Toan, who were famous for their songs about Ha Noi.
These documents and photos will be on display at an exhibition called "Ha Noi – Memories of Liberation" scheduled to open on October 2 at No. 61 Trang Tien Street, Ha Noi.
Major General Vuong Thua Vu is present on the podium during the first flag salute ceremony held to celebrate Ha Noi's victory on October 10, 1954
Thousands of Hanoians pour into the streets to greet the arrival of the victorious military forces
