General Secretary Ha Huy Tap

SUMMARY OF WORK EXPERIENCE

- 1926: Joined the Viet Restoration Society (later renamed the Tan Viet Revolutionary Party)

- 1927: Taught at An Nam School, also known as Nguyen Xich Hong School, Saigon

- December 1928: Went to Guangzhou, China to discuss merging with the Vietnam Revolutionary Youth Association.

- July 19, 1929: Went to the Soviet Union to study at the Communist University of the East of the Communist International in Moscow under the pseudonym Sinhitrkin

- Late 1929: Admitted to the Russian Bolshevik Communist Party

- 1932: Graduated from the Eastern Communist Labor University and returned to Vietnam. On the way back, he was arrested by the French and deported to Belgium, then returned to China.

- 1934: Joined the Party's Overseas Command Committee. He directly chaired the First National Congress of the Party in Macau (March 27-31, 1935).

- March 1935: Appointed Secretary of the Overseas Command Committee of the Indochinese Communist Party

- July 1936: The Party's Overseas Command Committee met and appointed a comrade to return to the country to re-establish the Central Executive Committee and assume the position of General Secretary of the Party.

- September 1937: The Central Committee meeting was held in Ba Diem, Gia Dinh (from September 3 to 5, 1937). Comrade [Name] read a report reviewing the Party's leadership from after the First Congress until 1937.

- March 1938: Resigned from the position of General Secretary, became a Standing Committee member of the Central Committee and a member of the Central Secretariat of the Party.

- May 1938: Arrested by the enemy in Saigon, subsequently placed under house arrest.

- October 25, 1940: Sentenced to 5 years in prison by the enemy.

- March 25, 1941: Sentenced to death by the enemy for "spiritual responsibility for the Southern Uprising".

- August 28, 1941: The French colonialists executed Comrade Ha Huy Tap along with other comrades at Ba Diem, Hoc Mon, Gia Dinh.