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Map of Reeducation Prisons in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam

A black and white map of Vietnam with reeducation camps and prisons marked.

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Due to her involvement in the South Vietnamese armed forces, Nguyễn Thị Hạnh Nhơn was imprisoned after the war ended. This map locates sites of reeducation camps and prisons in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

Object ID

19.02.02

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Aurora Foundation

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Map of Reeducation Prisons in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam

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1988

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https://digitalcollections.hoover.org/objects/42949

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Creator

Aurora Foundation

Publisher

Aurora Foundation

Date

1988

Module

Vietnamese American Experiences, Module 2

Language

eng

Type

Image

Format

Map

File Format

jpg

Subject

Maps; Socialist Republic of Vietnam

URL

https://digitalcollections.hoover.org/objects/42949

Source

Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Credit Line

Courtesy of Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

Licensor

Aurora Foundation

MUMI Number

19.02.IMG.008

Creator

Aurora Foundation

Publisher

Aurora Foundation

Date

1988

Module

Vietnamese American Experiences, Module 2

Language

eng

Type

Image

Format

Map

File Format

jpg

Subject

Maps; Socialist Republic of Vietnam

URL

https://digitalcollections.hoover.org/objects/42949

Source

Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Credit Line

Courtesy of Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

Licensor

Aurora Foundation

MUMI Number

19.02.IMG.008

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