Ca Van Thinh
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Ca Van Thinh
Summary
Ca Van Thinh is a human[1]. He was born in Bến Tre[2]. He was born on 1902[3]. He died on March 21, 1987[4]. He worked as an academic[5], politician[6], literary scholar[7], poet[8], and historian[9].
Key Facts
- Born in Bến Tre[2], Ca Van Thinh…
- Ca Van Thinh was born on 1902[3].
- Ca Van Thinh died on March 21, 1987[4].
- A child of Ca Van Thinh was Ca Lê Thuần[10].
- A child of Ca Van Thinh was Lê Anh Xuân[11].
- Ca Van Thinh held citizenship in Vietnam[12].
- Ca Van Thinh worked as an academic[5].
- Ca Van Thinh worked as a politician[6].
- Ca Van Thinh's professions included literary scholar[7].
- Ca Van Thinh's professions included poet[8].
- Ca Van Thinh worked as a historian[9].
- Ca Van Thinh held the position of education minister[13].
- Ca Van Thinh received the Order of Independence[14].
- Ca Van Thinh is recorded as male[15].
- Ca Van Thinh's instance of is recorded as human[16].
- Ca Van Thinh was part of the conflict Vietnam War[17].
- Ca Van Thinh's pseudonym is recorded as Ngạc Xuyên[18].
- Ca Van Thinh's participant in is recorded as Asian–African Conference[19].
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Origins and Family
Ca Van Thinh's place of birth was Bến Tre[2]. He was born on 1902[3].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include academic[5], politician[6], literary scholar[7], poet[8], and historian[9]. Ca Van Thinh held the position of education minister[13].
Recognition
Ca Van Thinh received the Order of Independence[14].
Personal Life
Children include Ca Lê Thuần[10], a musician[20], 1938–2017[21], of Vietnam[22] and Lê Anh Xuân[11], a poet[23], 1940–1968[24], of North Vietnam[25].
Death and Burial
Ca Van Thinh died on March 21, 1987[4].
FAQs
Where was Ca Van Thinh born?
Ca Van Thinh was born in Bến Tre[2].
What did Ca Van Thinh do for work?
Ca Van Thinh worked as academic[5], politician[6], literary scholar[7], poet[8], and historian[9].
What awards did Ca Van Thinh receive?
Honors received include Order of Independence[14].