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Vietnamese refugees fleeing the fall of South Vietnam faced a paradox. The same guilt-ridden America that only reluctantly accepted them expected, and rewarded,

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Colonialism and war disrupted the lives of millions of Vietnamese people during the 20th century. These are their stories.