SAMPLE Images for Minors' Book
Hmong migration 1700s - Onward
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Women at Work
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Men at Work
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Children at Work
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French and U.S. Intrusion in Indochina 1800s
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USS Constitution, first U.S. visit to Viet Nam, 1845
Mad Jack Percival
Captain USS Constitution
1954 - Dien Bien Phu, the end of the French War
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1964 - Gulf of Tonkin, the beginning of the American War
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The American War, as it has always been called in Viet Nam, began just out beyond these fishing boats, in early August, 1964, in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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U.S. war in Viet Nam / aftermath
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U.S. war in Laos / aftermath
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U.S. war in Cambodia / aftermath
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Escape to 3rd Countries 1976 - 2006
(Includes images of refugees and displaced persons from Burma, Cambodia, Laos and Viet Nam Includes profiles today of Minnesotans who fled SE Asia and are in our photos)
Hmong
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Karen
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Khmer
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Laotian
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Vietnamese
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Asylum Status 1976 - 2006
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Resettlement to 3rd Countries 1976 - 2006
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Minnesota Minors
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Minnesotans
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Mekong River
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Walking Wounded
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Schools in Camps
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Schools in Laos
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Schools in Viet Nam
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In the decades after the war ended in Viet Nam, schools were constructed from a variety of materials, in the north most were earthen or whatever was available. Classrooms were without doors windows and electricity and teachers had almost no teaching resources. In the south rural classrooms were made of bamboo and thatch.
Boarders
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Detention
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Shelter
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Clothing
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Water
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Food
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Market
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Fences
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Elderly
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Pediatric Ward Ban Vinai
Pediatric wards at a Hmong refugee camp hospitals where families stayed the night with their children.
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Traditions
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Loss
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Shaman/Ceremonies
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Funerals
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Burial
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Gravesites
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