After the Sino-Vietnamese War, what was the fate of Le Duan's family? The youngest daughter was assassinated.
In the initial stage of the country's founding, our country faced many difficulties and challenges, but when Vietnam was subjected to foreign aggression, we did not hesitate to lend a helping hand and provide selfless assistance to its War of Independence and War of Resistance against the United States.
We did everything we could to help Vietnam, but after Vietnam succeeded in driving out the invaders, the new leader of the Viet Cong, Le Duan, began to turn the guns on China, which had helped him, and carried out a frenzied anti-Chinese behavior.
In 1979, the Sino-Vietnamese War broke out, and because of his provocative actions, the war ended a month later, and our country achieved its strategic goals. However, the war not only brought economic depression and resentment to Vietnam, but also brought misfortune to Le Duan's own family.
His youngest daughter, Anne, was assassinated and his political career came to an end.
Although Li Duan was born into a peasant family, he was not satisfied with ordinary rural life. In the era when Vietnam was under French colonial rule, Le Duan threw himself into the liberation struggle of the Vietnamese people, just like many Chinese young people fought bravely for the cause of China's liberation.
At the age of twenty-one, he joined the Vietnamese Young Revolutionary Comrades Association, founded by Ho Chi Minh, and later engaged in communist activities as a railway worker. When the Communist Party of Indochina was founded, he became one of the first members.
Despite repeated setbacks on the road of revolution, Le Duan always maintained a high revolutionary enthusiasm and never wavered in his belief in the revolution. His steadfast will and excellent work ability won Ho Chi Minh's admiration and became Ho Chi Minh's right-hand man.
Soon after, Le Duan entered the center of Vietnamese power and became a prominent figure. As Ho Chi's health deteriorated and his physical condition deteriorated, he was unable to handle state affairs, so he could only hand over government affairs to Le Duan.
At this time, Le Duan had actually become the helmsman of the country.
After Ho Chi Minh's death in 1969, Le Duan became the supreme leader of the Viet Cong. Under his leadership, the Vietnamese people continued their struggle against the United States, eventually winning with the assistance of China and the Soviet Union and achieving the reunification of North and South Vietnam.
By this time, his popularity and power had reached its peak, but he had also become increasingly arbitrary, suppressing political dissent, and making the Vietnamese regime his personal arena.
With the expansion of his ambitions, he planned to invade neighboring countries and expand his territory in an attempt to become the hegemon of Southeast Asia and form an "Indochinese Federation". However, in order to realize his political ambitions, he deviated from Ho Chi Minh's pro-China line.
Since China adheres to a peaceful foreign policy and will not invade other countries for the sake of Vietnam's territorial expansion, Sino-US relations began to improve and diplomatic relations were formally established. Therefore, Le Duan, who was dissatisfied with China, chose to defect to the Soviet Union, and at this time, relations between the Soviet Union and China deteriorated, and the Soviet Union tried to win over Vietnam and strike at China.
The Soviet Union and Vietnam hit it off and began to unite against China. In order to curry favor with the Soviet Union, Le Duan began to implement a policy of anti-Chinese suppression, suppressed pro-China forces, created border disputes and provoked, and even killed Chinese border personnel and expelled overseas Chinese in Vietnam on a large scale.
This series of actions has led to the openness of differences and contradictions between China and Vietnam.
On February 17, 1979, China was forced to launch a self-defense counterattack against Vietnam, and it took only 28 days to achieve the target and achieve victory. On the way back to China, the PLA not only destroyed the military infrastructure that China had helped build along the Sino-Vietnamese border, but also took away or destroyed all the military supplies and daily necessities that China had provided to Vietnam.
This has taught Vietnam a profound lesson and caused a complete rupture in Sino-Vietnamese relations. There are no public reports on the fate of Lai's wife and children.
After the end of the Sino-Vietnamese War, Vietnam's domestic economic situation fell into difficulties due to the impact of the war, people's livelihood problems became increasingly serious, and the people's dissatisfaction with the ** was rising day by day.
At the same time, the corruption during Le Duan's reign was gradually exposed, and his family life was also under public scrutiny. Le Duan was married twice, and his first wife, Le Thi Shuang, came from an ordinary peasant family and was a virtuous and virtuous woman.
When Li Duan had not achieved anything, Li Thi Shuang married him, and after marriage, she concentrated on being a virtuous helper at home.
Le Duan was imprisoned many times during the revolutionary cause, while his wife Le Thi Shuang endured the hardships of life alone, while waiting for her husband's release from prison. However, Li Thi Shuang's dedication was exchanged for her husband's ruthless abandonment.
After his success, Le Duan chose to marry a woman from a wealthy and upper-class background, named Nguyen Swee E, despite his wife who had been suffering with him for 20 years. Since then, he has not cared much about the children born to his ex-wife, but under the careful education of Lai Thi Shuang, the four children still show excellent qualities.
Le Duan's son held a key position in the army, and the family remained active in public affairs even after retiring from the army. Le Duan's three daughters are also highly educated and are working hard in their respective fields.
His second wife, Nguyen Swee Nga, was not a low-key and virtuous person, she came from a wealthy family, was well-educated from an early age, but was insatiable. During the period of Le Duan's dictatorship, the problem of corruption in Vietnam was very serious, and it even led to ** in the later period.
In Vietnam, although the salaries of ordinary cadres are not high, their families are very wealthy, so to speak. Le Duan's wife, Nguyen Swee Ngo, watched the cadres get rich, and thought about it, especially since she had a more advantageous status - her husband was the most influential person in Vietnam.
As a result, Nguyen Swee Nguyen began to use her identity and use a false name to disrupt markets throughout Vietnam and carry out illegal profit-making activities such as smuggling.
Under the control of Ruan Rui'e, the affairs of the ** organ were interfered with, and in order to seek personal gain, she wantonly amassed money, and everything needed to be bribed to her first. Even after Le Duan's death, she was still involved in the internal strife of the Viet Cong and actively looked for opportunities to benefit herself.
However, with the failure of the party struggle, she was **corrupted**, expelled from the party by the Viet Cong, and finally disappeared from the public and discredited.
Nguyen Thia and Le Duan have three children: the eldest son, Le Thien Thanh, gave up politics after studying in the Soviet Union, turned to business in the sea, and became a well-known businessman in Vietnam; The second son has a smooth career and a successful career; The youngest daughter, Anne, was assassinated.
Anne, the daughter of Le Duan and his second wife, Nguyen Swee Ngo, is loved by her father, but her fate is more difficult than that of her siblings. At a young age, she fell victim to her father's political enemies.
Anne has been lively and cheerful since she was a child, sweet and cute, kind and innocent, without the slightest shadow of her mother and father. When she grew up, she longed to study in Moscow, after all, her father was pro-Soviet, and this place became her first choice.
The daughter met her true love in Moscow, but was assassinated for it. Anne and Maslov fell in love, but Anne kept her lover secret, and her father was Le Duan, the leader of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
Anne understands that their path to love is fraught with obstacles that are difficult to overcome. In Vietnam's law, marrying a foreigner is considered a betrayal, or even a crime.
Despite this, Anne chose to spend the rest of her life with Maslov.
However, Anne is deeply in love, and for the sake of this relationship, she does not hesitate to choose to secretly marry her lover Maslov, and she is already pregnant. Although Le Duan was anxious when he heard the news, when he saw his lovely granddaughter, he chose to compromise and no longer insisted on bringing her back to Vietnam.
While everything seems to be moving in a good direction, the struggle within the party in Vietnam is becoming increasingly fierce. Le Duan's "pro-Soviet" policy opened the eyes of his opponents to opportunities, and every indication was that the fact that Anne was married to a foreigner could be a powerful tool for overthrowing Lê Duan.
Now, Anne is pregnant. When she was about to give birth, her husband rushed her to the hospital. In the hospital, Anne clung to her husband's hand, unwilling to let go, fearing that if she let go, she would never see him again.
Anne was well aware of the situation in Vietnam and feared that her political opponents would retaliate against her for marrying a foreigner. Unexpectedly, her fears came true, and shortly after Anne was pushed into the delivery room, doctors told her that she had died of hemorrhage in childbirth.
But Maslov saw his wife's body in the delivery room, which did not match the doctor's explanation at all, but could not find other evidence, so the matter had to be closed.
Le Duan was a hero of the Vietnamese people who led the country to reunification. However, after taking power, in order to satisfy his personal ambitions, he ignored the people's expectations for a peaceful and happy life, and put the people in the ordeal of war.
In the end, these actions not only caused the Vietnamese people to lose their trust in him, but also caused his beloved daughter to sacrifice her young life and become a victim of the struggle within the party.