Freely Vietnamese provisional government

Freely Vietnamese provisional government

Chính PhủLâm Thời Việt Nam TựDo
Provisional Government of Free Vietnam

From 1995 to 2013

(national flag of South Vietnam)

National anthem: Young man march

Garden Grove

Official language	Vietnamese, English
Capital	CaliforniaGarden Grove(virtually)
The sovereign From 2005 to 2013 Nguyen Khanh The change Government in exile establishment April 30, 1995

A government in exile, an anti-government organization of South Vietnam where the freely Vietnamese provisional government (free Vietnam りんじせいふ, English: Provisional Government of Free Vietnam, GFVN, Vietnamese: in Chính PhủLâm Thời Việt Nam TựDo / government temporariness Vietnam freedom) bases on Garden Grove of United States California. The current government sovereign is missing.

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Summary

Freely Vietnamese provisional government (GFVN) is a political organization of the anti-communist whom Nguyen Joan Dan (Nguyen Hoang Dan) founded on April 30, 1995. It is called that the final aim is to remove the Communist Party government (the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Government) existing in Vietnam by political military activity.

6,000 members and 100,000 supporters trained by secret camping along a borderline of Vietnam insist on the freely Vietnamese provisional government when. In addition, I insist that 75 branch offices are in Asian countries, Australia, the European countries including Japan. It is said that the freely Vietnamese provisional government receives extensive support, but, on the other hand, the people who insist when I never receive it so far exist saying that the official authority that freedom Vietnam provisional government represents American Vietnamese community exists. There is the opinion that it cannot be said that I receive support from all Vietnamese out of Viet Nam. When the freely Vietnamese provisional government has a secret base to use for the point called KC-702 along Vietnam and a borderline of Cambodia for military operations, I insist.

On January 2, 2005, Prime Minister of former Vietnam Republic Nguyen Khanh was picked by the sovereign of the freely Vietnamese provisional government.

By the protest demonstration to object to the sacred-fire relay of BEIJING OLYMPIC carried out in Paris and Nagano-shi in 2008, the flag (popular name, yellow flag) of the Vietnam provisional government was rejected among a flag of Tibet and the flags of the Eastern Turkestan republic together freely, too (refer to a Vietnamese national flag for the reasons); [¹] [²].

In January, 2013, Nguyen Khanh dies. The sovereign of the succession does not come.

Terrorist activity

The freely Vietnamese provisional government was arrested from March, 1999 to August, 2000 by the Vietnamese Police saying that the person concerned prepared for a terrorist incident in Ho Chi Minh City.

In addition, attempted some terrorism activity is reported after 2000 even if I put it outside Viet Nam.

• August, 2000: It is suspected that I participated in the arson in the Vietnamese embassy of stationed-in-U.K. London.
• April, 2001: It is suspected that I participated in the bomb blast case (a guard gets injured) in the Vietnamese embassy of stationed-in-Cambodia Phnom Penh.
• June, 2001: I participate in the bomb setting case in the Vietnamese embassy of the stationed-in-Kingdom of Thailand.
• August, 2001: On the charge of a living-in-Manila Vietnam Embassy blast plan, two members (one inner Japanese) of the free Vietnamese provisional government are arrested by the Philippine police.

These acts by the freely Vietnamese provisional government violate a legislation (Neutrality Acts) in the United States of America.

Budget

The budget for freely Vietnamese provisional government is approximately 1 million dollars a year, and most are served by the donation from rich Vietnamese businessmen of the world.

Explanatory note

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1. News picture (Japanese dubbing) of the sacred-fire relay in ^ Paris
2. ^ News picture (there is Japanese, some English, too) of the sacred-fire relay in Nagano

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• South Vietnam
• Vietnamese republic
• Vietnamese national flag
• Anticommunism

Outside link

• Guide to the Government of Free Vietnam Publicity and Organizational Materials. The summary of the document, archive which I can confirm in the library of the Special Collections and Archives - University of California Irvine school concerned. I include a general statement of GFVN.

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• July 1 - Takeshi Yasui, a Japanese scriptwriter, director (* 1934 ^[1]) [²]
• July 1 -6 generations eyes Shojiro Kineya, Japanese long song-accompanying samisen (* 1935) [³]
• July 1 - Takashi Kabayama, a Japanese politician, Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly member, Director of Kabayama dish school (* 1947) [⁴] [⁵]
• July 2 - イタマル Franco, a Brazilian politician, ex-President (* 1930) [⁶]
• July 4 - Otto phone Hapsburg, the former royal rank successor [the Crown Prince] of Austrian = Hungary empire (* 1912) [⁷]
• July 5 - Cy Twombly, a painter (* 1928) of the United States of America [⁸]
• July 5 - Shinji Wada, a Japanese drama painter, comic artist (* 1950) [⁹]
• July 6 - Sozo Matsuura, a Japanese journalist, commentator (* 1914) [¹⁰]
• July 6 - Sho Fukumoto, a Japanese Western picture painter (* 1932 ^[11]) [¹²]
• July 6 - ALICIA, a Japanese singer, a vocal (* 1973?) of loss Indians [¹³]
• July 7 - Josef Suk, a violinist (* 1929) of the Czech Republic [¹⁴]
• July 7 - Dick Williams, former professional baseball player / supervision (* 1929) of the United States of America [¹⁵]
• July 7 - Manuel gal van (Manuel Galbán), a Cuban guitarist (* 1931) [¹⁶]
• July 8 - Betty Ford, the 38th United States of America President, Gerald R Mrs. Ford (* 1918) [¹⁷]
• July 8 - Billy swing (Billy Blanco), a Brazilian bossa nova singer, composer (* 1924) [¹⁸]
• July 8 - Masato Omachi, a Japanese vocalist, a former member of Bonney Jaccs, the second tenor (* 1937) [¹⁹]
• July 9 - Noboru Ishihara, a Japanese politician (* 1914?) [²⁰]
• July 9 - book residence young leave, a Japanese nursery rhyme singer (* 1919) [²¹]
• July 9 - Hideo Tanaka, Japanese supervision, director (* 1933) [²²]
• July 9 - Masuteru Aoba, a Japanese graphic designer (* 1939) [²³]
• July 10 - Roland Petit, a French ballet dancer, a person of choreography (* 1924) [²⁴]
• July 10 - Masao Segawa, a Japanese SF writer, the good painter of the scientific commentary, a child light reading writer (* 1931) [²⁵]
• July 10 - Shosaku Takagi, a Japanese Japanese historian, professor emeritus at Tokyo University (* 1936) [²⁶]
• July 11 - Rob grill (Rob Grill), a singer, a bassist of the United States of America, a lead singer (* 1943) of the grass roots (English version) [²⁷]
• July 12 - Fumiko Reizei, a Japanese cultural assets protector, a person of public interest cold fountain autumn shower bower library honorary chairman (* 1916) Foundation [²⁸]
• July 12 - Suzuko Numata, a Japanese being bombed professional reciter (* 1923) [²⁹]
• July 12 - Susumu Miyao, a Japanese emcee (* 1934) [³⁰]
• July 13 - Shiro Yagi, a Japanese businessman, Managing Director at Asahi Broadcasting (* 1929?) [³¹]
• July 14 - Kazuo Mori, Japanese businessman, the Toyo Suisan founder (* 1916) [³²]
• July 14 - Masahisa Sadanaga, a Japanese movie director (* 1931) [³³]
• July 15 - Tadao Iwamoto, a Japanese politician, the mayor of former Futaba, Fukushima (* 1930?) [³⁴]
• July 15 - Norio Yamagishi, a Japanese businessman, Managing Director at association of volleyball in Japan (* 1943 ^[35]) [³⁶]
• July 16 - Kenichi Kajii, a Japanese businessman, former Nagoya Railroad's president, a Bank of Japan former examination chief of the bureau (* 1916) [³⁷]
• July 16 - Kenji Fujiki, Japanese businessman, former Nagasaki Broadcasting's president (* 1923?) [³⁸]
• July 17 - Akira Wakatsuki, a Japanese industrialist, Managing Director at former Shikoku Electric Power (* 1916?) [³⁹]
• July 17 - fan Borda Berri (Juan María Bordaberry), the Uruguayan President (* 1928) [⁴⁰]
• July 17 - Yukihiko Kato, Japanese mountaineer (* 1932?)
• July 17 - Takaji Mori, Japanese former footballer, director former soccer representative from Japan (* 1943) [⁴¹]
• July 17 - Taiji Sawada (TAIJI), Japanese guitarist bassist, cause X, LOUDNESS member (* 1966) [⁴²]
• July 18 - Seiji Miyazawa, a Japanese weather commentator, Mayor of former Kobe marine meteorological observatory (* 1923) [⁴³]
• July 18 - Nishikawa Katsuji Oogi, a Japanese businessman, a Japanese dance Nishikawa style permanent post director (* 1933?) [⁴⁴]
• July 18 -1 will (singer) (the real name: Takawa Ichishi / maiden name: Shiobara), Japanese singer-songwriter, vocal (* 1978) of Kagrra,
• July 19 - Mitsuo Mageshi, a Japanese painter, a Nitten advisor (* 1915 ^[45]) [⁴⁶]
• July 19 - Tatsuo Kira, a Japanese ecologist. A doctor of science. Professor emeritus at Osaka City University. Former Ecological Society of Japan's chairperson. First Japanese tropical Ecological Society's chairperson. (* 1919) [⁴⁷]
• July 19 - Toshio Sakagami, Japanese Supreme Court judge, lawyer (1923?) [⁴⁸]
• July 19 - Yoshio Harada, a Japanese actor, singer (* 1940) [⁴⁹]
• July 19 - Tommy Aoyama, a Japanese girl professional wrestler (* 1958) [⁵⁰]
• July 20 - Lucian Freud, a British painter (* 1922) [⁵¹]
• July 20 - Koichiro Kaneda, a Japanese journalist (* 1932) [⁵²]
• July 20 - Mikio Nabeshima, a Japanese poet, a professor at House of plum optics University (* 1947 ^[53]) [⁵⁴]
• July 21 - Eliot handler (Elliot Handler), the Mattel combination founder, a biological parent (* 1916) of Barbie Doll [⁵⁵]
• July 21 - Toyo Nakamura, a Japanese music commentator (* 1932) [⁵⁶]
• July 21 - Masao Haido, a Japanese former professional baseball player [Kintetsu pearls position] (* 1932) [⁵⁷]
• July 22 - Fuji field high peak, Japanese musical actor, former Takarazuka all-women's opera position actor (* 1915) [⁵⁸]
• July 22 - Isao Amagi, Undersecretary of Japanese Education Ministry (* 1915?) [⁵⁹]
• July 22 - Linda Christian (Linda Christian), an actress (* 1923) of the United States of America [⁶⁰]
• July 22 - Kimiko Ueda, a Japanese translator (* 1930) [⁶¹]
• July 23 Japan and Russia baht Ettinger, former army officer, a philosopher (* 1918) of the United States of America [⁶²]
• July 23 - Seiji Tsunematsu, a Japanese economist, politician [Governor of election by popular vote fifth charges Shimane] (* 1923) [⁶³]
• Mt. July 23 - plum bell, North Korean politician, 朝鮮人民軍次帥, Supreme People's Assembly delegate (* 1923?) [⁶⁴]
• July 23 - Motoo Kaji, Japanese school teacher, Tokyo University honorary professor (* 1925) [⁶⁵]
• July 23 - Nguyen Cao Ky, politician of former Vietnam Republic, the country former Vice President (* 1930) [⁶⁶]
• July 23 - John Shalikashvili, an officer of the United States of America, former genl. (* 1936) [⁶⁷]
• July 23 - Toyoo Ashida, Japanese animated cartoon supervision, animator, producer (* 1944) [⁶⁸]
• July 23 - Amy Winehouse, a British singer (* 1983) [⁶⁹]
• July 24 - Hiroyuki Masuoka, a Japanese businessman, politician (Liberal Democratic Party former representative), the 65th Minister of Health and Welfare (* 1923) [⁷⁰]
• July 24 - Dan peak (Dan Peek), singer of the United States of America, former United States member (* 1950) [⁷¹]
• July 25 - Michael Cacoyannis (Michael Cacoyannis), a Greek movie director (* 1922) [⁷²]
• July 25 - David Goodman, school teacher of the United States of America, Illinois university professor (* 1946) [⁷³]
• July 25 - 森祐喜, Japanese politician, Ishikawa assembly former member of the Diet (* 1964) [⁷⁴]
• July 26 - Mitsuhiko Kozuka, a Japanese former figure skater, a grandfather (* 1916) of Takahiko Kozuka [⁷⁵]
• July 26 - Ryosetsu Imai, a Japanese calligrapher (* 1922) [⁷⁶]
• July 26 -3 代目三増紋也, Japanese traditional entertainment, Rev. top-spinning trick of the Mimase style Edo top-spinning trick (* 1925) [⁷⁷]
• July 26 - Akira Yokoi, Japanese businessman, former Japanese Broadcasting Corporation's vice-chairperson (* 1927?) [⁷⁸]
• July 26 - Sakyo Komatsu, a Japanese SF writer (* 1931) [⁷⁹]
• July 26 - Isamu Nishiguchi, a Japanese politician, the Mayor of former Moriguchi, Osaka (* 1945) [⁸⁰]
• July 26 - Shinji Man, a Japanese reggae musician, a percussionist (* 1959?) of Home Grown [⁸¹]
• July 27 - John Stott, British Christianity clergyman (* 1921) [⁸²]
• July 27 - Haruo Hayashi, Japanese politician, former Gifu-shi parliamentary speaker, city honorary citizen (* 1923 ^[83]) [⁸⁴]
• July 27 - クリシュトーフ アーゴタ (Agota Kristof), a writer (* 1935) of Hungary Switzerland [⁸⁵]
• July 27 -3 Castle Akiko, a Japanese actress, talent (* 1945) [⁸⁶]
• July 27 - Hideki Irabu, a Japanese former professional baseball player [Major League: the position including the New York Yankees] (* 1969) [⁸⁷]
• July 27 - lei stomach Cami, a Japanese musician (* 1970) [⁸⁸]
• July 28 - Tetsuto Matsuo, Japanese politician, the former Kochi mayor (* 1947) [⁸⁹]
• July 28 - Hideki Katayama, a Japanese businessman, school teacher, Aoyama Gakuin university professor, Director of former Misuzu auditor (* 1952) [⁹⁰]
• July 29 - Kojin Kudo, a Japanese painter (* 1915) [⁹¹]
• July 29 - Ichiro Uezato, Japanese clinical psychologist, clinical psychologist, Ed.D. Professor emeritus at Hiroshima University. A member of former Science Council of Japan (* 1933) [⁹²]
• July 29 - Takeshi Miyaji, Japanese game creator, G-mode's president (* 1965) [⁹³]
• July 31 - Kiyoko Yoshida, wife of composer, Tadashi Yoshida, the Tadashi Yoshida music Memorial honor director (* 1921) [⁹⁴]
• July 31 - Kenichi Nakayama, a Japanese jurist [the criminal law] (* 1927) [⁹⁵]
• July 31 - Akira Machida, a Japanese archeologist (Chinese archeology), Director of incorporated administrative agency cultural assets research institute. Manager of previous Nara Natl. Res. Inst. of Cultural Properties (* 1939) [⁹⁶]

Footnote

1. ^ Takeshi Yasui. "Profile". July 2, 2011 reading.
2. ^ "Takeshi Yasui death "golden at dark" of the director. The Asahi Shimbun. (July 1, 2011). http://www.asahi.com/obituaries/update/0701/TKY201107010648.html 
3. ^ "News of death: Shojiro Kineya 76 years old = head song-accompanying samisens". The Mainichi Shimbun. (July 2, 2011). An archive by at original July 21, 2012. . https://archive.is/7tNB 
4. ^ "Is Representative LDP, Takashi Kabayama of the Katsushika-ku election suicide the metropolitan assembly?". The Mainichi Shimbun. (July 1, 2011). An archive by at original July 4, 2011. . http://web.archive.org/20110704085829/mainichi.jp/select/today/news/20110701k0000e040089000c.html 
5. In the ^ "Kabayama death metropolitan assembly, again the democracy side predominance." The Yomiuri Shimbun. (July 1, 2011). An archive by at original July 2, 2011. . http://web.archive.org/20110702231932/www.yomiuri.co.jp/politics/news/20110701-OYT1T00607.htm 
6. The ^ "イタマル Franco death of the ex-President of Brazil." The Nihon Keizai Shimbun. (July 3, 2011). http://www.nikkei.com/news/category/article/g=96958A9C9381959FE2E1E2E2E68DE2E1E2E5E0E2E3E39494EAE2E2E2; at=ALL 
7. I read it on Mr. eldest son O. Hapsburg death daily publication sports July 4, 2011 of the emperor of the ^ last
8. ^ "Mr. Cy Twombly (the U.S. painter) death". The Yomiuri Shimbun. (July 6, 2011). http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/national/news/20110706-OYT1T00663.htm 
9. I read it on Shinji Wada death Yomiuri Shimbun July 6, 2011 of the ^ "スケバン detective" comic artist
10. I read it on Sozo Matsuura death Asahi Shimbun July 22, 2011 of the ^ commentator
11. ^ Kasama Nichido Museum. "- Mitsuru Yamashita Sho Fukumoto Motonari Kakei - exhibition to draw on Paris". July 10, 2011 reading.
12. I read it on Sho Fukumoto death Yomiuri Shimbun July 7, 2011 of the ^ Western picture painter
13. ^ "The loss Indians eighth generation Alicia, 38 years old of the vocal death". Sports Hochi. (July 9, 2011). An archive by at original July 9, 2012. . https://archive.is/MSO3 
14. I read it on violinist of ^ Czech, Josef Suk death Asahi Shimbun July 8, 2011
15. The ^ major leagues: Williams death Mainichi Shimbun July 8, 2011 reading with the palace
16. ^ "News of death: Manuel gal van 80 years old = guitarist". The Mainichi Shimbun. (July 9, 2011). http://mainichi.jp/enta/music/news/20110709k0000e060028000c.html 
17. Wife Sankei Shimbun July 9, 2011 reading of the ^ Bill Ford death Ford former U.S. President
18. ^ "News of death: Billy swing 87 years old = bossa nova singer". The Mainichi Shimbun. (July 9, 2011). http://mainichi.jp/select/person/news/20110709k0000e060065000c.html 
19. I read it on former member Masato Omachi death Mainichi Shimbun July 9, 2011 of ^ Bonney Jaccs
20. The ^ "Noboru Ishihara death of news of death / politician." The Sankei Shimbun. (July 14, 2011). http://www.jiji.com/jc/c?g=obt_30&k=2011071400798 
21. The ^ "this residence young leave death of news of death / nursery rhyme singer." The Sankei Shimbun. (July 9, 2011). http://sankei.jp.msn.com/entertainments/news/110709/ent11070917130011-n1.htm 
22. Sports Nippon July 11, 2011 reading to deal with including the Hideo Tanaka death "スケバン detective" of the ^ movie director
23. ^ news of death: Masuteru Aoba Mainichi Shimbun July 11, 2011 reading
24. ^ news of death: Roland Petit Mainichi Shimbun July 11, 2011 reading
25. ^ news of death: Masao Segawa 80 years old = writer, scientific commentator Mainichi Shimbun July 15, 2011 reading
26. Mr. ^ Shosaku Takagi reads it on death Mainichi Shimbun July 11, 2011
27. ^ "Rob Grill of the Grass Roots dead at 67." CBS News. (July 12, 2011). http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-31749_162-20078729-10391698.html July 13, 2011 reading. (English)
28. I read it on ^ Fumiko Reizei death (person of public interest cold fountain autumn shower bower library honorary chairman Foundation) newsletter July 13, 2011
29. Peaceful suit 47NEWS July 13, 2011 reading antinuclear with the Suzuko Numata death wheelchair of the ^ being bombed professional reciter
30. I read it for ^ Susumu Miyao, pneumonia on death daily publication sports July 13, 2011
31. ^ "News of death: Shiro Yagi 82 years old = origin of Asahi Broadcasting managing director". The Mainichi Shimbun. (July 13, 2011). http://mainichi.jp/select/person/news/20110714k0000m060051000c.html 
32. ^ news of death: Kazuo Mori 95 years old = Toyo Suisan founder Mainichi Shimbun July 21, 2011 reading
33. ^ "News of death: Masahisa Sadanaga 79 years old = movie director". The Mainichi Shimbun. (July 15, 2011). http://mainichi.jp/select/today/news/20110716k0000m060159000c.html 
34. The ^ "news of death: Tadao Iwamoto death of the origin of Futaba, Fukushima mayor." The Asahi Shimbun. (July 17, 2011). http://www.asahi.com/obituaries/update/0716/TKY201107160529.html 
35. ^ V league official site. "The fourth officer list (the general meeting of members election of September 30, 2009)". July 15, 2011 reading.
36. ^ "News of death: Norio Yamagishi = New Year's Day book volleyball association managing director". The Mainichi Shimbun. (July 15, 2011). http://mainichi.jp/select/person/news/20110716k0000m060029000c.html 
37. The ^ Kenichi Kajii death. Tokyo condolences July 21, 2011 reading
38. The ^ Kenji Fujiki death. I am read every day on condolences July 17, 2011
39. The ^ "Akira Wakatsuki death" (Managing Director at former Shikoku Electric Power). A newsletter. (July 18, 2011). http://www.jiji.com/jc/c?g=obt_30&k=2011071800265 July 19, 2011 reading. 
40. President of Mr. ^ fan Borda Berri = former Uruguay Yomiuri Shimbun July 19, 2011 reading
41. The Mr. ^ Takaji Mori death…I read it on Mexican copper soldier, representative from Japan, successive occupation Sports Nippon July 17, 2011 including the Urawa supervision
42. Suspect Taiji Sawada of ^ former X reads it in death Saipan on suicide Sankei Shimbun July 17, 2011
43. The ^ "Seiji Miyazawa death" (former weather caster). A newsletter. (July 18, 2011). http://www.jiji.com/jc/c?g=obt_30&k=2011071800190 July 19, 2011 reading. 
44. ^ news of death: Director Nishikawa Katsuji Oogi 78 years old = Japanese dance Nishikawa style permanent post Mainichi Shimbun July 20, 2011 reading
45. ^ "Koto bank / Mitsuo Mageshi." July 21, 2011 reading.
46. ^ news of death: I read it on Mitsuo Mageshi 96 years old = Japan painter, Nitten advisor Mainichi Shimbun July 20, 2011
47. ^ news of death: Professor emeritus at Tatsuo Kira 91 years old = Osaka City University Mainichi Shimbun July 19, 2011 reading
48. ^ news of death: Toshio Sakagami 88 years old = Supreme Court judge Mainichi Shimbun July 21, 2011 reading
49. I read it on Yoshio Harada death of the ^ actor, 71 years old daily publication sports July 19, 2011
50. ^ Rossi brook blog (July 19, 2011 16:46). "The Tommy Aoyama death". BLOG. July 22, 2011 09:11 reading.
51. ^ news of death: I read it on Mr. Lucian Freud death 88 years old Mainichi Shimbun July 22, 2011
52. Mr. Koichiro Kaneda of the ^ columnist reads it on death Sankei Shimbun July 22, 2011
53. ^ Fukuoka-shi culture art promotion foundation Foundation. "Finder / Mikio Nabeshima of Koji Inoue". July 28, 2011 reading.
54. ^ news of death: Mikio Nabeshima 64 years old = poet Mainichi Shimbun July 20, 2011 reading
55. ^ http://www.examiner.com/barbie-collecting-in-national/elliot-handler-father-of-the-barbie-doll-dead-at-95
56. Toyo Nakamura, suicide by jumping of the ^ music commentator or Sankei Shimbun July 21, 2011 reading
57. Every Masao Haido, death of the ^ former professional baseball read it on condolences July 22, 2011 on a day
58. ^ news of death: Fuji field high peak Mainichi Shimbun July 23, 2011 reading
59. ^ news of death: Isao Amagi Mainichi Shimbun July 25, 2011 reading
60. I read it on ^ Linda Christian death Asahi Shimbun July 25, 2011
61. Every Kimiko Ueda death of the ^ translator reads it on condolences July 26, 2011 on a day
62. ^ hRobert C. W. Ettinger, First Life Cycle: It is 2011 in 24 in 1918 to 2011 Chronopause July
63. Every Mr. ^ Seiji Tsunematsu death reads it on condolences July 30, 2011 on a day
64. Every Mr. ^ plum bell mountain death reads it on condolences July 26, 2011 on a day
65. I read it on ^ Yoshiharu Motoo death current events dot-com July 25, 2011
66. The Vice President of ^ former South Vietnam reads it on death Sankei Shimbun July 23, 2011
67. Every Mr. ^ John Shalikashvili death reads it on condolences July 24, 2011 on a day
68. I read it on ^ Toyoo Ashida death Yomiuri Shimbun July 25, 2011
69. I read it at home of ^ Amy Winehouse London on death Sports Nippon July 24, 2011
70. ^ Hiroyuki Masuoka = former Minister of Health and Welfare Yomiuri Shimbun July 26, 2011 reading
71. I read it on ^ Dan peak death weblog July 27, 2011
72. ^ "The director "Zorba the Greek" Michael Cacoyannis death". YOMIURI ONLINE (the Yomiuri Shimbun). (July 26, 2011 11:37). http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/entertainment/news/20110726-OYT1T00461.htm July 26, 2011 18:51 reading. 
73. Every ^ David Goodman death reads it on condolences July 27, 2011 on a day
74. ^ "The eldest son of Former Prime Minister Mori, 森祐喜 death alcohol zone びで member of prefectural assembly resignation". Asahi com. (July 27, 2011). http://www.asahi.com/obituaries/update/0727/OSK201107270029.html July 27, 2011 reading. 
75. I read it for the ^ Mitsuhiko Kozuka senility on death Mainichi Shimbun July 26, 2011
76. ^ A "revolt" "title of Manager Kurosawa, the Ryosetsu Imai death of the calligrapher". YOMIURI ONLINE (the Yomiuri Shimbun). (July 26, 2011 14:52). http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/national/culture/news/20110726-OYT1T00690.htm July 26, 2011 18:51 reading. 
77. Rev. ^ 三増紋也氏 = Edo top-spinning trick Yomiuri Shimbun July 26, 2011 reading
78. Every Mr. ^ Akira Yokoi death reads it on condolences August 2, 2011 on a day
79. I read it on Mr. ^ "Japan Sinks" SF writer Sakyo Komatsu death daily publication sports July 29, 2011
80. I read it on Mr. ^ Isamu Nishiguchi death Mainichi Shimbun July 26, 2011
81. I read it on ^ Shinji Man death Oricon July 26, 2011
82. I am read on condolence message Christian today July 28, 2011 by the Mr. ^ British evangel John Stott death, evangelism leaders
83. ^ Gifu-shi government office (July 5, 2007). "About the recommendation of the honorary citizen candidate". July 28, 2011 reading.
84. I read it on condolences July 28, 2011 on the ^ Haruo Hayashi death middle day
85. Mr. ^ Agota Kristof death entertainment sports
86. I read it on ^ kid 使名物 character "aunty 3" death Sports Hochi July 28, 2011
87. I read it at home in the suburbs of the Irabu death loss of ^ former Yankees on Asahi Shimbun July 29, 2011
88. ^ lei stomach Cami death Yonokami formula Twitter
89. As for every ^ Tetsuto Matsuo death, it is condolences July 29, 2011 on a day
90. ^ "A professor at Mr. Hideki Katayama = Aoyama Gakuin University.former Misuzu auditor chief director". The Yomiuri Shimbun. (July 30, 2011). http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/national/obit/news/20110729-OYT1T01179.htm July 30, 2011 reading. 
91. As for every ^ Kojin Kudo death, it is condolences July 30, 2011 on a day
92. ^ Ichiro Uezato reads it on death current events dot-com August 1, 2011
93. Takeshi Miyaji of the ^ "Grand Deer" "cancer griffon" reads it on death INSIDE FOR GAMES August 1, 2011
94. The ^ Kiyoko Yoshida death, wife (MSN Sankei, August 2, 2011 reading) of late Tadashi Yoshida
95. I read it on ^ Kenichi Nakayama death (professor emeritus at Osaka City University, the criminal law) newsletter August 1, 2011
96. ^ news of death: Manager of Akira Machida 72 years old = former he Nara Natl. Res. Inst. of Cultural Properties Mainichi Shimbun August 1, 2011 reading

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