At the Archives - Library room, the National Museum of History is keeping a special letter from President Ho Chi Minh, written more than 70 years ago, directly typed, signed and stamped by him. behind his portrait. It is "A letter from President Ho Chi Minh to the children of Art Children's Camp I, August 1947".
In the deep forest of Viet Bac, despite being busy with hundreds of thousands of jobs, dear Uncle Ho always gives the most affectionate feelings to teenagers and children. In August 1947, after receiving letters, songs and music from the children at Children's Art Camp I, President Ho Chi Minh wrote a letter to the children. We call it "Special Letter" because the letter is typed directly behind the photo (black and white, size 9x12cm) of President Ho Chi Minh, taken by photographer Vu Nang An in Hanoi during the past few years. the first day of the August Revolution, 1945; second, through looking up documents, books, especially books Ho Chi Minh - Biography Chronicle, volume 4 (1946 - 1950), Publishing House. National Politics, Hanoi in 2006 and Ho Chi Minh's book - Complete Volume, volume 5 (1947 - 1948), Publishing House. National Politics - Truth, Hanoi in 2011, we have not seen this letter introduced, but only Uncle Ho's letter to Art Children's Camp I in August 1948.
The bottom of the letter (7 lines) is the signature of President Ho Chi Minh in purple ink and the square seal with red Chinese characters (President Ho Chi Minh).
The content of the letter, we would like to quote verbatim:
"Dear Art children,
Uncle wishes you all good health,
and hopes that you always strive to make progress forever.
Uncle kisses the children.
August 1947
Uncle Ho ”
The bottom of the letter, on the left margin, was affixed with a rectangular label (horizontal paper, size 2.2 x 3.7cm) with the words typed in purple ink “BTTUSo.I856 Vu.N .thuat".
On the right, there is a line of numbers and letters "2618BTTW"
Through the information described above, we can see that President Ho Chi Minh's letter to the children of Art Children's Camp I (August 1947) has been kept at the Department of Arts, Ministry of Culture with number symbol BTTU So.I856", then transferred to the Vietnam Revolution Museum (now the National Museum of History) before 1959 with the symbol 2618 BTTW (9x12).
More than 70 years have passed, the portrait of President Ho Chi Minh with the autograph and signature of the writer behind the photo sent to the children at Children's Art Camp I is carefully preserved at the National Museum of History. family. Through the article, we hope that this special letter will be allowed by the Board of Directors and the Scientific Council of the National Museum of History to make a dossier, consider entering the Base Warehouse and become an original artifact of the Museum. treasure. Since then, the Letter will be introduced by the Ho Chi Minh Institute (Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics) in the books Ho Chi Minh - Biography and Ho Chi Minh - Complete Collection in the following editions as well. as introduced, widely published in books and newspapers.
In these historic days, rereading President Ho Chi Minh's letter to the children at Art Children's Camp I, we see more and more of his care and love for the children of Nghe An Children's Camp. The art is so kind, warm, and vast. His moral example has always been studied and followed by generations of Vietnamese people.
Portrait of President Ho Chi Minh and the back of the photo is a letter from him to the Children of Art I, August 1947
The letter is short and concise, consisting of 7 lines, typed in purple ink, on ivory-yellow paper of size 9x12cm. Above and to the left of the letter was the letter “I/” handwritten in blue and black ink. The letter "I/", means to add that the Art Children's Camp I.
[size]The bottom of the letter (7 lines) is the signature of President Ho Chi Minh in purple ink and the square seal with red Chinese characters (President Ho Chi Minh).
The content of the letter, we would like to quote verbatim:
"Dear Art children,
Uncle wishes you all good health,
and hopes that you always strive to make progress forever.
Uncle kisses the children.
August 1947
Uncle Ho ”
The bottom of the letter, on the left margin, was affixed with a rectangular label (horizontal paper, size 2.2 x 3.7cm) with the words typed in purple ink “BTTUSo.I856 Vu.N .thuat".
On the right, there is a line of numbers and letters "2618BTTW"
Through the information described above, we can see that President Ho Chi Minh's letter to the children of Art Children's Camp I (August 1947) has been kept at the Department of Arts, Ministry of Culture with number symbol BTTU So.I856", then transferred to the Vietnam Revolution Museum (now the National Museum of History) before 1959 with the symbol 2618 BTTW (9x12).
More than 70 years have passed, the portrait of President Ho Chi Minh with the autograph and signature of the writer behind the photo sent to the children at Children's Art Camp I is carefully preserved at the National Museum of History. family. Through the article, we hope that this special letter will be allowed by the Board of Directors and the Scientific Council of the National Museum of History to make a dossier, consider entering the Base Warehouse and become an original artifact of the Museum. treasure. Since then, the Letter will be introduced by the Ho Chi Minh Institute (Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics) in the books Ho Chi Minh - Biography and Ho Chi Minh - Complete Collection in the following editions as well. as introduced, widely published in books and newspapers.
In these historic days, rereading President Ho Chi Minh's letter to the children at Art Children's Camp I, we see more and more of his care and love for the children of Nghe An Children's Camp. The art is so kind, warm, and vast. His moral example has always been studied and followed by generations of Vietnamese people.
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