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• Nguyen Khanh
  An [[Army of the Republic of Vietnam]] general, '''Nguyen Khanh''' led a bloodless military coup that overthrew the [[Military Revolutionar
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• Nguyen Khanh/Definition
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• Tran Van Huong/Related Articles
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• High Legislative Council/Definition
  ...ody, which selected the government of [[South Vietnam]], led by generals [[Nguyen Khanh]] (figurehead) and [[Duong Van Minh]] (actual), formed a government of neut
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• Nguyen Khanh
  An [[Army of the Republic of Vietnam]] general, '''Nguyen Khanh''' led a bloodless military coup that overthrew the [[Military Revolutionar
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• Military Revolutionary Council
  ...to January 1963, when it was overthrown by another military group under [[Nguyen Khanh]].
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• Phan Khac Suu
  ...Dinh Diem]], and was [[Head of State]] in a 1964 government dominated by [[Nguyen Khanh]]. He was loosely affiliated with the [[Cao Dai]].
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• Ton That Dinh
  ...in turn, was overthrown in January 1964 by another military group under [[Nguyen Khanh]].
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• High Legislative Council
  ...'', was a Buddhist-dominated 17-member government-selecting body by Gen. [[Nguyen Khanh]] but run by [[Duong Van Minh]], which originally formed a government in S
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• Tran Van Don
  [[Nguyen Khanh]], in the preparation for the January 1964 coup that replaced most of the N
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• Tran Thien Khiem
  ...by the [[Military Revolutionary Council]] and [["Big" Minh]], so joined [[Nguyen Khanh]]'s subsequent coup.<ref name=Karnow>{{citation
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