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Associate Professor, Doctor of Science Nguyen Hai Ke, Head of the History Department of the University, our dear and close comrade and colleague, is no longer with us! A sudden disaster has taken him away from this world forever. During his serious illness, despite the wholehearted treatment of doctors and medical experts, and the devoted care of his family, friends and colleagues, because of his serious illness, Associate Professor Nguyen Hai Ke left us forever at 7:56 p.m. on March 19, 2013, which is February 8, Quy Ty year. Today, in this sorrowful moment, the Party Committee, the Board of Directors, the Executive Board of the Trade Union, together with the entire History Department and the faculties and units in the University of Social Sciences and Humanities; Scientific agencies, colleagues, neighbors, generations of students... of the Teacher gathered here to express their condolences and bid farewell to a dedicated teacher, a talented scientist who devoted his whole life to scientific research and the career of educating people. Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Hai Ke was born on March 10, 1954 in Cao Hai village, Tan Lien commune, Vinh Bao district, Hai Phong city in a family of teachers with a tradition of patriotism and revolution. After completing his high school education program in Hai Phong, in 1970, Nguyen Hai Ke passed the university entrance exam and became a student of the Faculty of History, Hanoi University of Science. Due to his excellent academic achievements, after graduating from university in 1975, he was assigned by the University and the Faculty of History to stay as a lecturer at the Department of Ancient and Medieval Vietnamese History. And from here, besides his professional work, he also actively participated in social and union activities. For many years from the late 70s to the early 80s, Mr. Nguyen Hai Ke was the head of the History Faculty Youth Union, then the Secretary of the Hanoi University Youth Union, a member of the City Youth Union Executive Committee and the youngest member of the Hanoi University Party Committee. Thanks to the dynamic, creative nature and leadership role of Secretary Nguyen Hai Ke, the movement of studying, researching and social activities of the youth of Hanoi University was always at the forefront of the university and college block of the City and the whole country at that time. Many cadres of the Hanoi University Youth Union that he directly led later became core scientists, making many contributions to the education and science career of the country. In 1987, putting aside the university lecture hall and the vibrant youth union activities, after many hardships and contributions, Mr. Nguyen Hai Ke was sent by Hanoi University to study for a doctorate in the Soviet Union. After many years of studying and researching at the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union, thanks to the guidance and assistance of many leading Vietnamese scholars of the Soviet Union and Russia, including Professor Dega Deopik, he successfully defended his thesis as Associate Professor and then Doctor of Historical Sciences. In 1996, Doctor of Science Nguyen Hai Ke returned to his old school, continuing to work with teachers, friends and colleagues to build and develop the Faculty of History. He not only taught ancient history, but also, together with the late Professor Tran Quoc Vuong and a number of leading experts of the Faculty, gradually built and formed a new training major, Vietnamese Cultural History, to meet the needs of society. In this new scientific field, his passion and scientific creativity were multiplied and shone. In lectures for students and trainees of the Faculty of History and many other faculties inside and outside the school, scientist Nguyen Hai Ke always had new discoveries and discoveries, deeply expressing his personal mark. From the traditional historical and cultural heritage, the changes in the modern and contemporary times, the current challenges on the path to building a modern Vietnamese culture with strong national identity, he always ponders and thinks about inheriting and promoting the original values of national culture, with cultural exchanges and acculturation, with the Mother principle, the diverse nuances of cultural layers, regions and cultural spaces of a Vietnamese culture rich in humanistic and unified values. With over a hundred scientific works published at home and abroad, including nearly a dozen books that he is the author or editor of, Associate Professor, Doctor of Science Nguyen Hai Ke has left a strong mark in the research of ancient history and modern Vietnamese cultural history. That mark was when he diligently researched works on plant varieties in Le Quy Don's Van Dai Loai Ngu, on the Hong Duc dike and the reclamation of the coastal area of Nam Dinh - Ninh Binh at the end of the 15th century or on a Vietnamese village in the Northern Delta. That mark was when he summarized the history of education in Thang Long - Hanoi, from which he proposed feasible solutions to overcome current weaknesses and shortcomings and improve the quality of the country's education. That mark was also imprinted with his footsteps in research trips to many regions and areas of the country from Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Thai Binh, Nam Dinh, to Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Da Nang, Quang Nam and even the far South... All of these have made Nguyen Hai Ke's name as a leading expert on modern Vietnamese history and culture with an unmistakable personality through his published works. Not only a good teacher and scientist, Associate Professor, Doctor of Science Nguyen Hai Ke is also an enthusiastic and highly responsible manager. During his 9 years as Head of the History Department and concurrently Head of the Department of Cultural History, Vice President of the Hanoi Historical Association, in any position, he has always shown himself to be a brave, straightforward, honest, energetic and creative person, always completing the assigned tasks excellently. With his efforts as the head of the History Department for many years, Mr. Nguyen Hai Ke has made many important contributions to the development of the Faculty, of the Vietnamese History sector, especially in maintaining the academic tradition of the History Department - the only department in the School to be awarded the title of Labor Hero by the Party and the State. As a dedicated teacher, a scientist, a person passionate about social activities, Professor Nguyen Hai Ke has left a special and deep impression on generations of students and colleagues about a simple, harmonious lifestyle, always sincere, close and loving students. Many students, graduate students, and researchers who were cared for and taught by him have now grown up; some have become good researchers, teachers, and managers in agencies and units at the Central and local levels. Due to his many outstanding contributions, Associate Professor, Doctor of Science Nguyen Hai Ke has been awarded many times by the Hanoi National University, the City People's Committee, and the Ministry of Education and Training. Especially in 2007 and 2008, he was awarded the title of Excellent Teacher, the Third Class Labor Medal, and the 30-year Party membership badge by the Party and State. With 59 years of age and 37 years of career, Associate Professor Nguyen Hai Ke has devoted himself to the cause of researching the history and culture of the country. His profound knowledge of Sinology and rich historical knowledge have become a solid foundation for creative thinking in the research of Vietnamese culture and history. In the minds of his friends and colleagues, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Hai Ke is always a sincere and approachable person, frank and kind, open and willing to share his happy and sad thoughts with everyone. To his family and relatives, he is very loving, caring and responsible. To his hometown and neighborhood people, he often cares and visits them whenever he has the opportunity, always living in harmony, with affection and affection. He passed away while his work and life were still busy and unfinished. Many plans and scientific topics under his direction have not yet reached the end. With your passing, the History Department has lost an outstanding scientist; relatives and family no longer have a filial son or brother; your wife and children have lost their support at the time they needed you the most; friends and comrades have lost a loyal, devoted brother; students and colleagues no longer see your figure in the lecture halls, in the History Department or on the Nguyen Trai campus of the University. With your passing, the University has lost an experienced and visionary department head, a dedicated teacher. Your friends, colleagues and students are deeply saddened, saddened and disappointed to hear that you suddenly fell seriously ill and passed away. In this time of sorrow, all of us - the staff and civil servants of the History Department and other units in the University, together with your family, relatives, friends, colleagues and students, would like to express our deepest respect and condolences to you. I respectfully bow my head to bid farewell to you and pray that your soul may rest in peace in eternity.Author:admin
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