of public duty." American journalist Joseph Alsop described Ba Cụt as "war-drunk". Ba Cụt was famous for inventing a torture contraption that drilled...

exist in the French Army, so Văn Soái added a second one on his képi), and Ba Cụt. To avenge the murder of So, the Hòa Hảo joined the French in their fight...

armies to Saigon. Only Ba Cụt was left to continue the fighting. For the rest of 1955, the Republic army would pursue Ba Cụt's 3,000 men across the countryside...

provided by Michigan State University.: 320–1  13 April Hoa Hao commander Ba Cụt was arrested by a patrol on 13 April 1956,: 84  and his remaining forces...

Dương Văn Minh. She was the wife of notable Hòa Hảo military commander Ba Cụt. She was born on 12 May 1924 in Lai Vung district, Sa Đéc province, Cochinchina...

Hòa Hảo leaders. One commander, Ba Cụt, was personally hostile to Thơ, whose father had confiscated the land of Ba Cụt's family decades earlier. The stand-off...

de facto ruler 1894–1900 Ba Cụt (Le Quang Vinh, died 1956), Vietnamese military commander of the Hòa Hảo religious sect Ba Jin (Li Yaotang, 1904–2005)...

between Minh's VNA troops and Ba Cụt's men commenced in Cần Thơ on 5 June. Five Hòa Hảo battalions surrendered immediately; Ba Cụt and three remaining leaders...

Hảo generals Trần Văn Soái (1889–1961), Lâm Thành Nguyên (1904–1977), and Ba Cụt were fighting with each other. This frustrated Thành Nguyên and provoked...

: 242–3  12 March Diệm launched a sudden offensive against Hoa Hao General Ba Cụt in Thốt Nốt, shelling the area heavily. The battle was inconclusive and...

attempt to capture Ba Cụt in 1955. He claimed to the media that he would capture Ba Cụt within ten days he was unable to do so. Ba Cụt was finally captured...

rector of An Giang University Vương Trung Hiếu, writer Tạ Minh Tâm, singer Ba Cụt, Hòa Hảo warlord "Long Xuyên (District-level-City, An Giang, Vietnam) -...

retreat into Cambodia. Two other generals surrendered and another general, Ba Cụt, was arrested and beheaded in front of the public after being convicted...

prevented this on at least one occasion. The area was used as a base by Ba Cụt. During the Vietnam War the Plain covered an area of 2500 square miles across...

launching operations against religious groups: the Cao Đài and Hòa Hảo of Ba Cụt. The campaign also attacked the Bình Xuyên organized crime group, which...

was stronger than ever before. In April 1956, along with the capture of Ba Cụt, the leader of the last Hòa Hảo rebels, Diệm almost subdued all of his non-communist...

combination of American Roman Catholic charities contributed US$2 million each. Ba Cụt, a leader of an anti-government Hòa Hảo religious sect, distributed a pamphlet...

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fought on. It was not until early 1956 that the last Hoa Hao commander, Ba Cụt, was captured in an Army of the Republic of Vietnam campaign by General...

witness of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Vietnamese rebel leader Ba Cụt is arrested by a South Vietnam government patrol, following the defeat of...

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