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Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Nhung and Thanh Huynh's Oral History Item Info

Thanh Huynh, portrait
Thanh Huynh, portrait
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Nhung Huynh, portrait
Nhung Huynh, portrait
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Jennifer Nguyuen, research essay...
Jennifer Nguyuen, research essay - application/pdf
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Thanh Huynh, transcript
Thanh Huynh, transcript - application/pdf
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Thanh Huynh, audio
Thanh Huynh, audio - audio
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Nhung Huynh, transcript
Nhung Huynh, transcript - application/pdf
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Nhung Huynh, audio
Nhung Huynh, audio - audio
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Project bibliography
Project bibliography - application/pdf
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Title:
Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Nhung and Thanh Huynh's Oral History
Creator:
Nguyen, Jennifer
Date Created:
2015
Description:
In 1973 the war in Vietnam had ended for the United States and by 1975 the Vietnam War had effectively ended altogether. Following the end Vietnam War, the life of the South Vietnamese people would be disrupted and the new regime in Vietnam would implement harsh new laws and regulations against the South Vietnamese population to stabilize the new government. The chaos towards the end of the Vietnam War led to the United States to accept large numbers of Vietnamese refugees into the country. Did the United States do enough to help the refugees, or did their concerns go unheard? The purpose of this oral history project is to gain thoughtful information about the perspectives of Vietnamese refugees and their trials and tribulations during their voyage to freedom and once they arrived to America. This oral history project includes personal stories of Nhung Huynh and Thanh Huynh's refugees escaping on boat and their lives while waiting to resettle in America.
Subjects:
Ethnic identity Women Vietnam War 20th century Immigrants Evacuation and relocation Politics
Location:
Vietnam
Source:
Tacoma Community History Project
Type:
record
Format:
compound_object
Source
Preferred Citation:
"Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Nhung and Thanh Huynh's Oral History", Tacoma Community History Project, University of Washington Tacoma Library
Reference Link:
https://erika-b.github.io/tchp/items/chp201507.html
Rights
Rights:
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