Tag Archives: Post-Vietnam War

An Lam

Posted on April 14, 2014 by Marty Juco

Posted in 2nd generation, Da Nang, Profile, Viet Nam, Vietnamese | Tagged 2nd Generation, An Lam, Culture, Da Nang, Education, Ethnic Community, Heroes, History, Immigration, Leaving Vietnam, Life in the US, Memory, Misrecognition, Misrepresentation, Moving to America, Orange County, Post-Vietnam War, Sanitary Conditions, Secondhand Memories, Silence, Tet Festival, Texas, Tradition, Traffic, Uncle Ho, vietnam, Vietnam War, Vietnamese, Vietnamese Market, Wanting to forget | Leave a comment

Bao Nguyen

Posted on April 11, 2014 by Joe Dorri

Posted in Boat people, Profile, Refugee, Viet Nam | Tagged Bao Nguyen, Immigration, Post-Vietnam War, Thailand Refugee Camp, Vietnamese American | Leave a comment

Anh Luu

Posted on April 11, 2014 by Marc Botezatu

Posted in Boat people, Fall of Saigon, Profile, Refugee, Saigon, Viet Nam, Vietnamese | Tagged Anh Luu, escape, Immigration, Post-Vietnam War, re-education camp, Refugee Camp Experience, USC, vietnam | Leave a comment

Don Han

Posted on April 10, 2014 by Mary Martikian

Posted in 2nd generation, American, Communism, Laos, Profile, Racism, Refugee | Tagged citizenship, Communist, conflicts, culture shock, Discrimination, Don Han, escape, Laos, Laotian, Laotian American, Nationalization, new government, Northern Laos, Post-Vietnam War, postwar, refugee, Refugee Camp Experience, Refugee Sponsorship, Secret War, Separation of family, Thai, Thailand Refugee Camp | Leave a comment