Value of Declaration of Independence
3/9/15
The
Declaration of Independence on September 2, 1945 drafted by President Ho Chi Minh
is the third Declaration of Independence of Vietnam, after The Southern Country
written by Ly Thuong Kiet and The Great Proclaimation on Victory over Ming by
Nguyen Trai.
The
Declaration has inherited the traditional values of the nation, affirming the
independence, sovereignty, self-reliance will of the people of Vietnam. It also
inherited the value of human progress. The Declaration of Independence was not only
worth on the political aspect to affirm independence and sovereignty of the
people of Vietnam but also cheered the liberation struggle of the peoples of
the world.
First,
the Declaration affirmed the value of human rights that the Declaration of
Independence of the United States and France had made clearly. However, the
Declaration did not stop at the affirmation of human rights but Ho Chi Minh
elevated it to right for nation. This is a very basic content, which makes
sense for not only our nation but also have implications for our time. Since
then countries around the world have struggle to gain independence and basic
right for their nation.
Second,
Ho Chi Minh condemned the atrocities to show clearly reactionary nature of
colonialism as a stain in the history of mankind. The content of the
Declaration of Independence by President Ho Chi Minh was as the removal of the
stigma in human history. Afterwards, General Vo Nguyen Giap had a very famous
statement that asserted: “Ho Chi Minh was the first to condemn colonialism. He
along with his nation implemented that judgment”.
Third,
the Declaration of Independence affirmed the revolutionary struggle resilience
of the people of Vietnam since the party leadership, which had gained
independence and finally confirmed the independent status of the people of
Vietnam. Our people stood up as masters of the country, doing all our life. 30
years after the Declaration, we have gained independence, completely unified.
During the renovation, we must continue to defend the independence,
sovereignty, unity and integrity of territory in the spirit of the Declaration.
Finally,
the Declaration affirmed Vietnam's independence as a truism, affirmed the
determination of the people of Vietnam to defend the independence of freedom.
The determination that we have experienced during the past 70 years, until now
remained unyieldingly to defend the independence, sovereignty, unity,
territorial integrity and the fundamental national rights according to the
Declaration of Independence 1945 by Uncle Ho.
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