Browsing Vietnamese American Heritage Foundation (VAHF) interviews by Title
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Ban Vu video oral history interview and transcript
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Bui Dang Khoa video oral history
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Bui Dang Trinh video oral history interview and transcript
(2011-03-01)Bùi Đặng Trinh was born on August 15, 1934 at Lang (Village) Khao Xa in Northern Vietnam, an area with very strong anti-Communist sentiments. Trinh is the oldest out of 9 children in his family; he has 2 younger brothers and 6 younger sisters. His childhood memories include receiving gifts and "li xi" during Tet and wishing older relatives a prosperous ... -
Chuong Khuat video oral history interview
(2011-03-05)Chuong Khuat was born on 2 April 1963 in Saigon, Vietnam. Her current occupation is in Child Care Licensing. She arrived in the United States in 1981. She is Buddhist. Her father was captured (due to political disagreement) 2 months previous to the Fall of Saigon (30 April 1975) and was released a couple days before the Fall of Saigon. When asked ... -
Dang Quoc Viet video oral history interview and transcript
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Dang Xuan Ngo video oral history interview and transcript
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Dao Vinh Tuan video oral history and transcript
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Do Lao video oral history interview and transcript
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Doan Quoc Sy video oral history interview and transcript
(2011-03-02)Doan Quốc Sỹ was born in Hà Đông, Vietnam and grew up 6 km from Hanoi. He was a university professor at the colleges of literature, Buddhism religion, and education. He is also a writer, having published around 20 works; his most well-known publication is a memoir titled "Khu Rung Lau" written about the Vietnamese campaign against the French domination. ... -
Doan Thi Hanh Dao video oral history interview and transcript
(2011-02-28)Doan Thi Hanh Dao was born in 1954 in Saigon, Vietnam. She is Buddhist. She is the third oldest of seven siblings (five sons, two daughters) and is the oldest daughter. She was exceptionally close with her sister since the two of them were often left with the chores because they were the daughters. Doan Thi Hanh Dao eventually sponsored her sister, ... -
Duong Au Oanh video oral history interview and transcript
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Duong Phuc video oral history interview and transcript
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Duong Phuoc Tan video oral history interview and transcript
(2011-02-28)Duong Phuoc Tan was born in Hue, Vietnam on 4 October 1939. He is Buddhist. He is the third oldest of three sisters and three brothers; he is the oldest son. One of his brothers was captured and killed. When asked about his childhood, Duong Phuoc Tan recalls activities he played with his peers during recess. He recalls picking fruit from trees with ... -
Grandmaster Van Binh video oral history interview and transcript
(2011-02-27)Grandmaster Van Binh, born Nguyen Binh,was born and raised in Hanoi, Vietnam on 29 February 1936. He arrived in the United States on 20 May 1995. His occupation back in Vietnam and here in the United States is that of a Martial Arts Master. He is a ninth degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, seventh degree in judo, and fifth degree in aikido. He trained ... -
Ha Ngoc Cu video oral history interview and transcript
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Hoang Bach video oral history and transcript
(2011-03-04) -
Hoang Ngoc Giao video oral history
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Hoang Van Minh video oral history interview and transcript
(2011-02-28)Hoang Van Minh was born in Quang Binh. He is Catholic. His family fled to the South due to the war. He studied at Dong Hoi for a year but moved around a lot because of his father’s career in the military. Hoang Van Minh’s fondest memory of childhood is playing soccer with his peers. His favorite holidays were Christmas and Lunar New Year, when he was ... -
Hoang, Kathy Khanh Han video oral history
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Hubert Vo video oral history interview and transcript
(2011-03-05)
