The program includes activities: Offering incense, commemorating heroes, martyrs, patriots at the Memorial; visiting the exhibition "Forever the Triumphant Song" with 3 contents: ; the scene "Forever the Triumphant Song", vividly recreating the jubilant, bustling atmosphere when the people of the Capital excitedly welcomed the victorious army returning on the Capital Liberation Day.

In particular, the program had the presence of historical witnesses and family representatives of comrades who directly participated in taking over the Capital.

Re-enactment of Hanoi on Liberation Day.

The exhibitions introduce images of the historic moment in December 1946, when, in response to President Ho Chi Minh 's call for national resistance, the army and people of Hanoi bravely fought, opening the long and arduous resistance war against French colonialism.

With rudimentary weapons, Hanoians bravely defended every house and street corner, trapping the enemy in the heart of the city for 60 days and nights. The suicide soldiers of the Capital Regiment were ready to hug three-pronged bombs and rush into enemy tanks. Countless young men heroically fell, keeping their oath of “Die for the survival of the Fatherland”.

Many comrades fell into the enemy’s hands. In prison, the soldiers still fought steadfastly to return to the revolution and the people. During 60 days and nights of fierce fighting with the enemy, the soldiers and people turned Hanoi into an indomitable fortress, steadfast with steadfast faith and a burning desire for freedom.

Artifacts on display at Hoa Lo Prison Relic Site.
Images of Hanoi in 1946-1947.
Scene "Forever the Triumphant Song"

The thematic exhibition “Forever the Triumphant Song” is a profound tribute to the sons who fell for the Fatherland and the beloved Capital. Over the past 7 decades since the liberation, Hanoi has continuously grown stronger, preserving precious traditional values, spreading the message of peace and friendship, continuing to write the golden pages of history of the “Heroic Capital”, “City for Peace”.

The exhibition runs until November 6 at Hoa Lo Prison Relic Site, Hanoi.

News and photos: KHANH HUYEN

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