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Major Matthew Sy Dang, ((ベトナム語:Matheo Đặng Sỹ); born July 29, 1929 – died November 11, 2006〔Dates of birth and death per (Social Security Death Index, under surname DANG, firstname SY )〕〔("Tributes: Because Every Life Has a Story..." )〕) was an officer in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. He acquired a degree of infamy for ordering his soldiers to open fire on a crowd of Buddhists demonstrating against a ban on the Buddhist flag, leading to the Huế Vesak shootings in which nine people died. This sparked the Buddhist crisis and downfall of Ngô Đình Diệm.
==Early life==
Born in the province of Thừa Thiên, Huế, Sy Dang came from a long line of devout Roman Catholics, including Michael Dinh-Hy Ho, one of the so-called "Vietnamese Martyrs".〔("The Situation in Vietnam" ), ''CIA Weekly Report'' (June 1964)〕 He attended a Lasallian school, graduated from National Military Academy of Da Lat as first Lieutenant. His father was a captain for the local national guard unit.
At age 14, Sy Dang ventured as an interpreter for the local French garrison. He tried the prospect of being a Christian Brother, like his mother's brother, but found he was not suited for a "pious", teaching life. He decided to follow a military career. He married Cam De Nguyen at the age of twenty-one. She converted to Roman Catholicism; the couple had ten children.
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