Lê Văn Hoạch
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- ↑ Vietnamese Royal Exile in Japan p.198 "It seemed Cường Để vas preparing the ground for Bảo Đại's coming return from Hong Kong, by writing to Lê Văn Hoạch on 13 July 1947. It happened that Hoạch, who took over the premiership from Dr Thinh on 26 November 1946, was also in ..."
