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Leaders Of Republic Of Vietnam

Republic of Cochin China (1 Jun 1946 - 14 Jun 1949)

President

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Note
\|Nguyen Van Thinh \|26 March 1946 \|10 November 1946 \|None
\|Nguyen Van Xuan, 1st time \|15 November 1946 \|7 December 1946 \|None
\|Le Van Hoach \|7 December 1946 \|8 October 1947 \|None
\|Nguyen Van Xuan, 2nd time \|8 October 1947 \|27 May 1948 \|None
\|??? \|27 May 1948 \|14 June 1949 \|Cochin China was merged into the State of Vietnam in 14 Jun 1949.

Provisional Central Government of Vietnam (27 May 1948 - 14 Jun 1949)

President

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Note
\| Nguyen Van Xuan \|27 May 1948 \|14 June 1949 \| Pre-government of the State of Vietnam.

State of Vietnam (14 Jun 1949 - 26 Oct 1955)

Chief (Quoc Truong)

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Party \|Note
\|Bao Dai \|13 June 1949 \|30 April 1955 \|Non Party \| Holded the post of Prime Minister till 21 Jan 1950.
\| Ngo Dinh Diem \|30 April 1955 \|26 October 1955 \|Front of National Salvation (coalition) \| acting

Prime Ministers

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Party \|Note
\|Bao Dai \|14 June 1949 \|21 January 1950 \|Non Party \| None
\|Nguyen Phan Long \|21 January 1950 \|26 April 1950 \|??? \|None
\|Tran Van Huu \|27 April 1950 \|6 June 1952 \|Non Party \|None
\|Nguyen Van Tam \|6 June 1952 \|17 December 1953 \|Viet-Nam Quoc Dan Dang (Vietnamese Nationalist Party) \|None
\|Pham Buu Loc \|12 January 1954 \|16 June 1954 \|Non Party \|None
\| Phan Huy Quat \|16 June 1954 \|26 June 1954 \|Dai Viet Party \| acting
\|Ngo Dinh Diem \|26 June 1954 \|26 October 1955 \|Front of National Salvation \| Holded the post of Chief from 30 Apr 1955.

Republic of Vietnam (26 Oct 1955 - 30 Apr 1975)

President

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Party \|Note
\| Ngo Dinh Diem \|26 October 1955 \|2 November 1963 \|Can Lao Party \| None
\| Duong Van Minh, 1st time \|2 November 1963 \|30 January 1964 \| Military \| chairman Revolutionary Military Committee
\| Nguyen Khanh, 1st time \|30 January 1964 \|8 February 1964 \| Military \|None
\| Duong Van Minh, 2nd time \|8 February 1964 \|16 March 1964 \| Military \|None
\| Nguyen Khanh, 2nd time \|16 March 1964 \|27 August 1964 \| Military \|None
\|Provisional Leadership Committee \|27 August 1964 \|8 September 1964 \| Military \| Committeeman: Duong Van Minh, Nyugen Khanh and Tran Thien Khiem
\| Duong Van Minh, 3rd time \|8 September 1964 \|26 October 1964 \| Military \| chairman Provisional Leadership Committee
\|Phan Khac Suu \|26 October 1964 \|14 June 1965 \| Military \|None
\|Nguyen Van Thieu \|14 June 1965 \|21 April 1975 \| Military; National Social Democratic Front (1968- ) \| Election:1967 and 1971.
0	Tran Van Huong	21 April 1975	28 April 1975	???	acting
1	Duong Van Minh, 4th time	28 April 1975	30 April 1975	Military	acting

Prime Minister

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Party \|Note
\|Nguyen Ngoc Tho \|4 November 1963 \|30 January 1964 \| Military \| None
\|Nguyen Khanh, 1st time \|8 February 1964 \|29 August 1964 \| Military \| None
\|Nguyen Xuan Oanh, 1st time \|29 August 1964 \|3 September 1964 \| Military \| acting
\| Nguyen Khanh, 2nd time \|3 September 1964 \|4 November 1964 \| Military \|None
\| Tran Van Huong, 1st time \|4 November 1964 \|28 January 1965 \| Military \|None
\| Nguyen Xuan Oanh, 2nd time \|28 January 1965 \|15 February 1965 \| Military \| acting
\| Phan Huy Quat \|16 February 1965 \|8 June 1965 \| Dai Viet Party \| None
\|Nguyen Cao Ky \|19 June 1965 \|31 October 1967 \| Military \|None
\|Nguyen Van Loc \|31 October 1967 \|17 May 1968 \| Military \| None
0	Tran Van Huong, 2nd time	28 May 1968	1 September 1969	???	None
1	Tran Thien Khiem	1 September 1969	4 April 1975	Military	None
2	Nguyen Ba Can	4 April 1975	24 April 1975	Dan Chu Party (Democracy Party)	None
3	Vu Van Mau	28 April 1975	30 April 1975	Forces for National Reconciliation	None

Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South Vietnam (8 Jun 1969 - 2 Jul 1976)

President

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Party \|Note
\|Huynh Tan Phat \|8 June 1969 \|2 July 1976 \|National Front for the Liberation of Vietnam ¹ \| None

¹ Communist "Vietcong" front grouping.

Prime Minister

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\|Name \|Took Office \|Left Office \|Party \|Note
\|Nguyen Huu Tho \|8 June 1969 \|2 July 1976 \|National Front for the Liberation of Vietnam \| None

Miscellaneous topics

South Vietnam (the State of Vietnam and the Republic of Vietnam.)
Republic of Cochin China
Republic of South Vietnam

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