Distinguished: A rare portrait of revolutionary leader Nguyễn Đức Cảnh. File Photo |
THÁI BÌNH — A scientific workshop on distinguished communist revolutionary Nguyễn Đức Cảnh (1908-1932) was held yesterday to commemorate the 110th anniversary of his birth in his homeland in the
The workshop gathered dozens of scholars from the Hồ Chí Minh National Academy of Politics and Public Administration, the Central Propaganda and Training Commission and leaders of
Addressing the worshop, Nguyễn Xuân Thắng, director of the academy, confirmed that Cảnh is one of the initiators of the Việt Nam Communist Party.
“He is a brave communist, a moral leader of Việt
Though he led a short life of 24 years, he worked for the revolution for seven years, during which he adhered to communist ideals, always represented Việt
Thái Bình Provincial Party Secretary Phạm Văn Sinh said the workshop is a chance to review Nguyễn Đức Cảnh’s great contributions to the people’s revolution.
The workshop also helps evokes the patriotic tradition and nurtures revolutionary thoughts for people of various ages, he said.
At the workshop, scholars analysed the stages of the short life of the revolutionary and his place in Việt
Cảnh was born on February 2nd, 1908 in
Being enlightened by the revolutionary ideology, he joined various patriotic movements in 1925-26 when he was studying in
In 1928, he was assigned to work as Hải Phòng Party Secterary. In 1929, the working class movement had developed well and Cảnh had made lots of contributions to Tổng Công Hội Đỏ Bắc Kỳ (the early organisation of the Việt Nam General Confederation of Labour).
In March 1929, at House No 5D, Hàm Long Street in Hà Nội, the first Communist unit in Việt
In June 1929, he was elected to be a provisionary member of Central Party of the Indochina Communist Party.
In April 1931, he was captured by the French. Though he was tortured by the invaders, he did not reveal any secrets of the Party. He was sentenced to death by the French and was killed in July 1932.
The province on the same day organised a worship ceremony at the museum dedicated to the leader in