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• High Legislative Council
  In the [[Republic of Vietnam]], the '''High Legislative Council''', also known as the '''High National Council''', was a Buddhist-dominated
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• High Legislative Council/Definition
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• Nguyen Khanh/Related Articles
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• High Legislative Council
  In the [[Republic of Vietnam]], the '''High Legislative Council''', also known as the '''High National Council''', was a Buddhist-dominated
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• Hoa Hao
  ...lity in later Buddhist oppositions, such as the 1965 protest against the [[High Legislative Council]]
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• Tran Van Huong
  ..., while holding no official position, still had effective control of the [[High Legislative Council]], which named Huong as Prime Minister, along with [[Phan Khac Suu]] as Pre }}</ref>The [[Nguyen Van Thieu]]-[[Nguyen Cao Ky]] group, shut down the High Legislative Council. Nevertheless, they eventually formed the [[Armed Forces Council]], kept h
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• Nguyen Khanh
  ...he presidency, resigning it two weeks later. In September, he formed the [[High Legislative Council]] to form a new government. The HLC named [[Pham Khac Suu]] as Head of Stat
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• Republic of Vietnam/Related Articles
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• Republic of Vietnam
  ====High Legislative Council==== Under Khanh, the start of a civilian government, called the [[High Legislative Council]], started in September, with [[Pham Khac Suu]] as Head of State and [[Tran
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