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Escaped Viet Nam

Escaped Viet Nam

Date1/14/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Escaped Viet Nam: The three Vu brothers; Duk Thinh (left); Anh Tuan and Duc Thao; and a sister; say they are hoping to improve their life here in Toronto by taking various courses. They suffered on the seas and in refugee camps.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019108F
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
6/13/1988
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
Relatives place offerings of food and drink on a grave in the national military cemetery at Bien Hoa, South Viet Nam, where headstones are marked with(...)
Relatives place offerings of food and drink on a grave in the national military cemetery at Bien Hoa, South Viet Nam, where headstones are marked with(...)
2/19/1973
This is the commando armored car, used in Viet Nam, sought after in the U
This is the commando armored car, used in Viet Nam, sought after in the U
3/16/1968
A year-old vietnamese orphan girl on her way to a new home in Cananda waits for a medical examination in Toronto last week. Buddhist nuns in Viet Nam oppose sending waifs aboard for adoption
A year-old vietnamese orphan girl on her way to a new home in Cananda waits for a medical examination in Toronto last week. Buddhist nuns in Viet Nam oppose sending waifs aboard for adoption
4/14/1975
Two orphans from South Viet Nam are happily settled into the family of Alice and Lee Whitney, who also have four daughters - two of them adopted. Whit(...)
Two orphans from South Viet Nam are happily settled into the family of Alice and Lee Whitney, who also have four daughters - two of them adopted. Whit(...)
4/14/1975
Life goes on in South Viet Nam, two years after a ceasefire which still produces 6,000 casualties a week
Life goes on in South Viet Nam, two years after a ceasefire which still produces 6,000 casualties a week
2/6/1972
Viet Nam orphans such as these can be helped by the donation of unneeded family allowance cheques, suggests one reader in accompanying letter. Student(...)
Viet Nam orphans such as these can be helped by the donation of unneeded family allowance cheques, suggests one reader in accompanying letter. Student(...)
2/20/1973
Many orphans in South Viet Nam are the children of U
Many orphans in South Viet Nam are the children of U
2/20/1973
One of the abandoned children in Viet Nam is cared for by nun
One of the abandoned children in Viet Nam is cared for by nun
2/20/1973
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
You're my type Oliver Kim, 2, and Emily Nagata, 2 1/2, two of the first Viet Nam refugees to arrive in Toronto, play with a typewriter at Welcome Hous(...)
You're my type Oliver Kim, 2, and Emily Nagata, 2 1/2, two of the first Viet Nam refugees to arrive in Toronto, play with a typewriter at Welcome Hous(...)
11/29/1978