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• Armed Forces Council
  Formed in the [[Republic of Vietnam]] in 1965, the '''Armed Forces Council''' was a group of military officers with effective power over the civilian
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• Armed Forces Council/Definition
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• Armed Forces Council/Related Articles
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• Armed Forces Council
  Formed in the [[Republic of Vietnam]] in 1965, the '''Armed Forces Council''' was a group of military officers with effective power over the civilian
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• Nguyen Van Thieu/Related Articles
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• Armed Forces Council/Related Articles
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• Nguyen Cao Ky/Related Articles
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• Tran Van Huong
  ...the High Legislative Council. Nevertheless, they eventually formed the [[Armed Forces Council]], kept him in office until January 1965, when they forced him out and gave
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• Republic of Vietnam/Related Articles
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• Republic of Vietnam
  ...early February 1964, but he left the country within a few weeks, with the Armed Forces Council back in charge. Just before Khanh left, the Council did set up a new civili Thieu held elections in 1967, which he won with Ky (as the [[Armed Forces Council]]) was formed after initially trying to ban Ky from an election;<ref name=
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