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New Canadian: Vietnamese refugee Nghiem cam Toan, in Canada since June, points out that the boat people had no choice but to leave Viet Nam under the present Communist regime
New Canadian: Vietnamese refugee Nghiem cam Toan, in Canada since June, points out that the boat people had no choice but to leave Viet Nam under the present Communist regime

New Canadian: Vietnamese refugee Nghiem cam Toan, in Canada since June, points out that the boat people had no choice but to leave Viet Nam under the present Communist regime

Date9/26/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: New Canadian: Vietnamese refugee Nghiem cam Toan; in Canada since June; points out that the boat people had no choice but to leave Viet Nam under the present Communist regime.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019112F
Refugees Nghiem Phong, Nghiem Kinh, Nghiem Trang and Nghiem Toan with sponsor Louise Cornblum
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7/10/1979
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6/15/1972
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4/14/1975
Viet Nam refugees Luu Huy Vien, left, and Luong Cam Xuong concentrate on teacher Janet Hoosen's English lessons
Viet Nam refugees Luu Huy Vien, left, and Luong Cam Xuong concentrate on teacher Janet Hoosen's English lessons
7/24/1979
Canadian Red Cross team leaves to inspect Viet Nam prison camps
Canadian Red Cross team leaves to inspect Viet Nam prison camps
2/7/1972
Budapest remains one of the most beautiful and lively cities in Europe and its citizens, even under the Communist regime, still point with pride at it(...)
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Going by the book: Chi Cuong, an 18-year-old from Viet Nam gets from point A to point B with the aid of class around town
n.d.
Marchers support U.S. Foreign policy, Support for American anti-Communist policies in Viet Nam and other parts of the world is demonstrated by marcher(...)
Marchers support U.S. Foreign policy, Support for American anti-Communist policies in Viet Nam and other parts of the world is demonstrated by marcher(...)
5/13/1965
Cam Xuong Luong, 8, lead rally at City Hall pleading for help for Vietnamese refugees
Cam Xuong Luong, 8, lead rally at City Hall pleading for help for Vietnamese refugees
7/15/1979
Garry Son-Hoan: Birthday gift he most wanted was news from family in Viet Nam
Garry Son-Hoan: Birthday gift he most wanted was news from family in Viet Nam
7/6/1980
Refugees from Viet Nam arrive in Canada
Refugees from Viet Nam arrive in Canada
11/26/1978
The survivor: Refugees from Viet Nam, Doan, then 15 and her brother, 14, escaped in a tiny crammed boat eight years ago, now she is a university graduate, working in Montreal
The survivor: Refugees from Viet Nam, Doan, then 15 and her brother, 14, escaped in a tiny crammed boat eight years ago, now she is a university graduate, working in Montreal
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