Guest guest Posted April 29, 2005 Report Share Posted April 29, 2005 Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart of: VIETNAM Sep 2, 1945 2:22:40 PM -07:00 SST Hanoi Longitude: 105E51 Latitude: 21N02 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 23:05 Current Period: VE/RA/JU Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc 14:20 Sag P.Shadya Ve Sun 16:21 Leo +00:58:07 WK P.Phalguni Ve Moon 26:00 Gem +13:11:15 FM Punarvasu Ju Mars 03:33 Gem +00:36:30 WK Mrigsira Ma Merc 29:28 Can +00:24:33 WK Aslesha Me Jupt 08:32 Vir +00:12:26 WK U.Phalguni Su Ven 10:09 Can +01:10:47 WK Pushya Sa Sat 28:11 Gem +00:06:04 WK Punarvasu Ju Rahu 14:18 Gem -00:01:19 FM Ardra Ra Ketu 14:18 Sag -00:01:19 FM P.Shadya Ve True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 349 beats Day: Sunday Sunrise: 5:42 AM Tithi: Krishna Ekadashi Yoga Pt: 15:41 Aq Yogi:Ra AviYogi:Ve Dup Yogi: Sa Dagha Rashis: Sag Pis Rashi Chart ******************************************************* ** 10 * * 8 ** *11* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * KE 14:18 * * * * * 9 AS 14:20 * 7 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *12 * 6 JU 08:32 * ** * * ** *1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA 03:33 * * * * * * RA 14:18 * * * * * 3 MO 26:00 * 5 SU 16:21* * * * SA 28:11 * * * * * * VE 10:09* * * * * * ME 29:28 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 2 * * 4 ** ******************************************************* Navamsha ******************************************************* ** 6 * * 4 ** *7 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * AS * * * *VE * 5 SU * 3 SA * * * * KE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *8 MA * 2 MO * ** * * ** *9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 11 RA * 1 * * * * * * * * * * ME * * * * * * JU * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 10 * * 12 ** ******************************************************* Some of the events/facts used in the rectification: At noon on 1 September, the Nam B0 government propaganda commission drove around Saigon-Cholon calling on the population to take part in the ceremony in honour of the Allied Commission that was to arrive in Saigon on the evening of 2 September. The members of the propaganda commission insisted again that the country's independence depended entirely on the will of the Allied Commission, which therefore meant, claimed the government, that the population had to observe perfect law and order. The people took the government at its word. At 4pm the following day, more than 400,000 people, men and women, young and old, marched peacefully past Saigon Cathedral in massed columns, armed with bamboo pikes and waving placards and banners above their heads. Suddenly, from high up on the church, a burst machine gun and pistol fire was shot into the peaceful and defenceless crowd. About 40 marchers were killed and about 150 were wounded. Loud cries went up: `The French are shooting!' Maddened with fury, the demonstrators forced the church door, climbed to the roof and searched every nook and cranny that might hide their criminal enemies. The events of the evening of 2 September produced an unheard-of turmoil in the hearts of the people in Saigon. It had been proved that the government was incapable of defending the country, and even more so of leading it to real independence. http://www.revolutionary-history.co.uk/backiss/Vol3/No2/Hanh.html The events in August 1945 only helped reunite the country, not giving birth to it. On March 9, 1945, Emperor Bao Dai issued a declaration to claim the country independence right after the Japanese military in Vietnam overthrowing the French Colonial government. Although the new government of Emperor Bao Dai was under Japanese influence, his declaration can be taken as a declaration of independence. On September 2, 1945, Ho Chi Minh did the same, only with much more fanfare and blare. However, the non-Communist Vietnamese patriots do not recognize the Communist regime Ho established. http://www.vietquoc.com/na120200.htm Soon after 2:00 PM on September 2, 1945, shortly after the surrender of Japanese Imperial forces throughout Asia, Ho Chi Minh mounted a platform in Hanoi and declared himself the President of a new nation, the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (now renamed the Socialist Republic of Vietnam). http://everything2.com/index.pl?node=Vietnam's%20Declaration%20of%20Independence By the end of the month he had completed the speech that he planned to make to his people announcing the creation of a new nation. Shortly after 2:00 P.M. on September 2, he mounted the rostrum of a makeshift platform hastily erected in a spacious park soon to be known as Ba Dinh Square on the western edge of the city. http://www.nytimes.com/books/first/d/duiker-ho.html?oref=login Disaster Date Killed Wind Storm Nov-1964 7,000 Wind Storm 2-Nov-1997 3,682 Wind Storm Oct-1953 2,300 Wind Storm 26-Sep-1953 1,000 Wind Storm 23-Oct-1985 798 Wind Storm 25-May-1989 751 Flood 18-Oct-1999 622 Epidemic 1-Jan-1964 598 Wind Storm 24-Jul-1996 585 Wind Storm Sep-1983 578 Disaster Date Affected Wind Storm 15-Sep-1980 9,027,174 Wind Storm 23-Jul-1980 6,624,710 Flood 7-Jul-2000 5,000,000 Wind Storm Oct-1989 4,635,762 Flood Aug-1978 4,079,000 Flood 9-Oct-1996 3,750,000 Flood 18-Oct-1999 3,504,412 Drought Dec-1997 3,000,000 Flood 7-Sep-1985 2,800,000 Wind Storm 6-Sep-1986 2,502,502 Disaster Date Killed Industrial Accident Jun-1991 300 Industrial Accident 1981 177 Transport Accident 4-Apr-1975 172 Transport Accident 8-Mar-1989 130 Misc Accident 29-Oct-2002 60 Transport Accident 25-Jun-1988 50 Transport Accident 2-Mar-1998 50 Transport Accident 14-Feb-2000 50 Transport Accident 30-Apr-2004 50 Industrial Accident 2-Nov-1993 44 Disaster Date Affected Misc Accident 6-Mar-1967 5,011 Industrial Accident 5-May-2003 3,500 Industrial Accident 1981 564 Misc Accident 6-Jun-2001 504 Industrial Accident 13-Jul-2004 400 Misc Accident 29-Oct-2002 100 Transport Accident 12-Mar-2005 100 Misc Accident 2-May-2003 55 Industrial Accident 2-Nov-1993 50 Industrial Accident 11-Jan-2003 35 date type registration operator fat. location pic cat 16-NOV-1996 Tupolev 134 VN-A114 Vietnam Airlines 0 Vietnam A1 14-NOV-1992 Yakovlev 40 VN-A449 Vietnam Airlines 30 Vietnam A1 26-MAR-1991 Ilyushin 18 VN-B190? Hâng Không Viêtnam 0 Vietnam A1 12-JAN-1991 Tupolev 134 VN-A126 Vietnam Airlines 0 Vietnam A1 08-JUL-1989 Antonov 12 CCCP-11875 Soviet AF 20 Vietnam A1 17-FEB-1988 Tupolev 134 VN-A108 Hâng Không Viêtnam 0 Vietnam U1 28-AUG-1976 Caravelle F-BSGZ Air France 1 Vietnam H1 04-APR-1975 Lockheed C-5 68-0218 USAF 155 Vietnam A1 12-MAR-1975 Douglas DC-4 XV-NUJ Air Vietnam 26 Vietnam A1 15-SEP-1974 Boeing 727 XV-NJC Air Vietnam 75 Vietnam H1 17-NOV-1973 Douglas DC-3 XV-NIE Air Vietnam 27 Vietnam A1 19-MAR-1973 Douglas DC-4 XV-NUI Air Vietnam 59 Vietnam O1 24-SEP-1972 Douglas DC-4 XV-NUH Air Vietnam 10 Vietnam A1 12-AUG-1972 Lockheed C-130 62-1853 USAF 30 Vietnam 15-JUN-1972 Convair CV-880 VR-HFZ Cathay Pacific 81 Vietnam 05-JUN-1972 Curtiss C-46 EM-2 Air America 32 Vietnam 29-NOV-1970 Fairchild C-123 54-0649 USAF 42 Vietnam 27-NOV-1970 Fairchild C-123 55-4574 USAF 79 Vietnam 16-MAR-1970 Lockheed L-1049 145927 US Navy 23 Vietnam 22-DEC-1969 Douglas DC-6 B-2005 Air Vietnam 10 Vietnam 20-SEP-1969 Douglas DC-4 XV-NUG Air Vietnam 74 Vietnam 12-MAY-1968 Lockheed C-130 60-0297 USAF 155 Vietnam 06-MAR-1968 Fairchild C-123 54-0590 Vietnam AF 50 Vietnam 30-NOV-1967 DHC-4 Caribou 62-4175 USAF 26 Vietnam 08-OCT-1967 Lockheed C-130 61-2649 USAF 24 Vietnam 17-JUN-1967 Lockheed C-130 60-0293 USAF 35 Vietnam 11-DEC-1965 Fairchild C-123 56-4376 USAF 85 Vietnam 16-SEP-1965 Douglas DC-3 XV-NIC Air Vietnam 38 Vietnam 10-NOV-1962 Douglas DC-3 XV-NID Air Vietnam 27 Vietnam 16-JUN-1953 Douglas DC-3 F-BEST Aigle Azur 34 Vietnam 16-APR-1953 Douglas DC-3 F-BESS Aigle Azur 30 Vietnam 07-JUL-1948 Douglas DC-3 F-BCYP Aigle Azur 16 Vietnam 1946 Nov 23, French Navy fire in Haiphong, Vietnam, killed 6,000. 1953 Feb 9, The French destroyed six Viet Minh war factories hidden in the jungles of Vietnam. 1963 Aug 13, A 17 year-old Buddhist monk burned himself to death in Saigon, South Vietnam. HO CHI MINH - Il meurt le 3 septembre 1969 à Hanoï. 1987 Jan 9, A Chinese and Vietnamese border fights killed 1500. 1997 Apr 9, A War-era bomb exploded on the grounds of a school in central Vietnam and killed 7 children. A teacher and 33 other children were wounded. 1997 Sep 3, In Cambodia a Vietnam Airlines, Tupelov 134, Soviet jet crashed on approach to Phnom Penh airport and killed 65 people. 1999 Nov 3, In Vietnam storms caused massive flooding in Quang Nam province and 150,000 homes were under water. The Citadel at Hue was under 10 feet of water. 1999 Dec 5, In Vietnam 4 days of rain caused flooding that left 109 people dead. 2001 Feb 19, A rare earthquake, magnitude 5.3, hit Dien Bien Phu. 2001 Apr 7, A Russian-made M-17 helicopter carrying a team searching for American MIAs crashed and all aboard were reported killed. Rescuers recovered the bodies of 9 Vietnamese and 7 Americans the next day. 2002 Oct 29, In Vietnam at least 60 people were killed, including 22 linked to American International Assurance (AIA), when fire engulfed a commercial building in Ho Chi Minh City, state media and officials. Best wishes, satva Jorge Angelino Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 2925-598 Azeitão Portugal jorge.angelino tel: mobile: 210813674 963916784 Add me to your address book... Want a signature like this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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