The White Pebble – Madame Nhu`s Memoirs by Vu, Tuong; Nhu, Ngô Ðình;

Madame Nhu's Memoirs

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Kiadó John Wiley & Sons
Megjelenés dátuma 2025. október 16.

ISBN 9781682832783
Kötéstípus Puhakötés
Terjedelem280 oldal
Méret 227x152x22 mm
Súly 450 g
Nyelv angol

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No other Vietnamese family in modern time had such an intense involvement in high politics and public affairs as the Ngô-Đìnhs. Through the tenure of President Ngô-Đình Diệm of the Republic of Vietnam (1955–1963), this family helped shape Vietnamese history in numerous ways. President Diệm’s rule in South Vietnam was perceived by many to be authoritarian and nepotistic, but it is important for historians in general and for anyone interested in Vietnamese history in particular to learn more about his family members who played such important roles in his government. How did they see themselves, their country, and their compatriots? How did each member of the family think of others? How did they view the family’s role in history? Sixty years after the death Ngô-Đình Nhu, English-language readers can now learn about Madame Ngô-Đình Nhu’s life from her own words and recollections. Of all the Ngô-Đìnhs, Madame Ngô-Đình Nhu (Trần Lệ Xuân) was perhaps the most controversial figure. In this posthumous memoir translated from French,

Madame Nhu narrates important events in her life, from her childhood to her marriage to Mr. Nhu, from her time in Huế during the Franco-Vietnamese war to the happy years of the Diệm government, and from her forced exile to the last days of her life. A complex individual and a strong-willed woman who refused to accept the terrible hands fate dealt her, Madame Nhu bared her pains, lamented the plight of Vietnam, and railed against the foreign powers that meddled in Vietnamese affairs. In an essay accompanying their mother’s narrative in The White Pebble, the late Ngô-Đình Lệ Quyên and Ngô-Đình Quỳnh (along with Jacqueline Willemetz) join their mother to defend the integrity of the Diệm government and the Ngô-Đình family against their critics. By telling the family’s history alongside that of the Vietnamese nation, Ngô-Đình Nhu’s children wanted to demonstrate the sincerity and depth of patriotism in the family.

This book not only provides a unique account of Madame Nhu and the Ngô-Đình family by its members but also illuminates politics in Republican Vietnam and its troubled relationship with the United States.

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