Description: (Political Leader)
Nguyễn Hữu Thọ was a prominent figure in Vietnamese politics, known for his revolutionary endeavors and leadership. He commenced his political journey in 1949, opposing colonial rule and later collaborating with the South Vietnamese government until his detainment. Thọ played a crucial part in the Vietnam War by spearheading the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam. Following reunification, he held various esteemed positions, including acting President and Chairman of the National Assembly. Thọ received international recognition, notably being honored with the Lenin Peace Prize in 1983-84.