(Baonghean.vn) - Mr. Bui Cong Chien (36 years old, Hung Binh ward, Vinh city, Nghe An) is a person with a passion for collecting war relics. He currently owns a collection of hundreds of unique war relics.
 |
His collection of Russian artillery shells is neatly displayed in his house with many different types. |
 |
shoulder-fired missiles |
 |
A corner of Mr. Chien’s wartime collection in his house. After bringing all these items home, he had to spend time scrubbing, washing, and polishing them to make them look as new as new. |
 |
American soldiers' steel helmets and lunch boxes |
 |
| Water bottle |
 |
American soldiers' drinking cups |
 |
Mr. Chien hung oil lamps and hurricane lamps right above the living room space of his house. |
 |
Wartime radios were used to transmit information whenever communication was needed to the outside world. |
 |
A corner of the wartime landline telephone collection in Mr. Chien's house. |
 |
The trumpets of the military band |
 |
The wartime radio is still carefully preserved and maintained. |
 |
| The Dien Bien bicycle is displayed solemnly in the house. |
 |
| The old Soviet oil stove. |
 |
| And this is an American oil stove. |
 |
The trays are made from bomb shells. |
 |
The French scale was used to weigh bullets and gunpowder. |
 |
And this is the scale used to weigh food. |
 |
| Soldiers' helmets are also collected and carefully preserved over time. |
 |
Mr. Bui Cong Chien said: “I started collecting war relics 20 years ago because my dream was to create a miniature war relic museum right in my house. I found and bought relics from Russia, France, America, etc., wherever I could find information. For me, collecting weapons and war items is a great pleasure." |
Wang Yun
.jpg "Lĩnh án 18 năm tù vì nổ súng 'dằn mặt' hàng xóm")
