Ngô Đình Cẩn XIN ĐIỀU Gì Trước Giờ XỬ BẮN? Bí mật đằng sau "BỘ ÁO DÀI ĐEN" của BẠO CHÚA miền Trung

*What did the US promise Ngo Dinh Can before betraying him? The little-told story of the Central Vietnam Advisor's final moments at Chi Hoa Prison on May 9, 1964. Vietnamese History Files traces the case of Ngo Dinh Can, the tyrant of Central Vietnam, the 1963 coup, Chi Hoa Prison, and the Nine Tunnels of Hue.* 📌 OVERVIEW On November 2, 1963, the coup in Saigon brought down the First Republic overnight. In Hue, Ngo Dinh Can, the fifth brother of President Ngo Dinh Diem and then serving as Central Vietnam Advisor, sought asylum at the US Consulate. A promise was made. Then the promise was broken. Six months later, he was executed at Chi Hoa Prison. ⚖️ DISCLAIMER The video content is based on publicly available historical documents, memoirs, mainstream press, and published research sources. The video aims to provide historical information, education, and help viewers understand a significant period in the country's history. The Vietnamese History Archives channel maintains a neutral stance, does not side with any political faction, and does not intend to offend any individual, organization, religion, or political entity. Some details may have different versions depending on the source; we present this information based on historical references. We welcome constructive feedback from our viewers. 📚 MAIN REFERENCES 🔹 People's Police Newspaper, article "The Last Moments of Ngo Dinh Can" 🔹 Dan Viet Newspaper, series of articles about the Central Vietnam tyrant Ngo Dinh Can and the million-dollar bargaining before his execution 🔹 Tuoi Tre Newspaper, series of articles "Hue in the Turbulent Months," Part 6 on the fate of Ngo Dinh Can 🔹 VietNamNet Newspaper, article "The Pleasures of the Central Vietnam Tyrant Ngo Dinh Can" 🔹 VTC News Newspaper, article about the Nine Caves historical site 🔹 Kien Thuc Newspaper, article "The Execution of Tyrant Ngo Dinh Can at Chi Hoa Prison" 🔹 Nguoi Quan Sat Newspaper, article about the Nine Caves area at the foot of Thien Thai Mountain 🔹 Dan Tri Newspaper, article about the villa of the Central Vietnam lord 🔹 Vietnamnet Cong website, article "The Horrifying Things in the Cells of the Nine Caves Death Cell" 🔹 International Studies website, article "Portrait of the Central Vietnam Tyrant Ngo Dinh Can" by Phan Bui Bao Thy 🔹 The Vietnamese Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, on the Central Region Special Task Force, Duong Van Hieu, and the 1963 Buddhist Incident 🔹 Memoirs and documents by authors Nguyen Van Minh, Trinh Quoc Thien, Lien Thanh, and Nguyen Van Luc #HoSoSuViet #NgoDinhCan #BaoChuaMienTrung #ChinHam #KhamChiHoa #DaoChinh1963 #NgoDinhDiem #DeNhatCongHoa #LichSuVietNam