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![Vietnam Independence day](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Live celebration for the first Vietnam Independence Day. With no foreign troops on Vietnam soil, a numerous amount of supporters came to rejoice. Beginning with a number of Vietnamese speakers, quotes of Ho Chi Minh are recited to gain hopes for the future of Vietnam. After the Vietnamese speakers, Janis Mergatani a prominent antiwar poet recites some of her poems. The last half of the celebration is a speech/slideshow involving the history of the occupation of Vietnam, starting with the French and ending with America leaving. With a time line of the injustices put upon the Vietnamese, many supporters look toward the future with optimism.
![Union of Vietnamese Interview and Event](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Interview with representative of Union of Vietnamese Students in the US, on occasion of the first independence day after the victory over the US. Includes portion of speech from American Indian Movement (AIM), and live music by Holly Near at event celebrating the Vietnam victory.
![Nothing Is More Precious Than](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Date: 8/30/1975Call Number: CD 893Format: CDProducers: Lincoln Bergman, Claude Marks, with Mark Schwartz, Molly FrankelProgram: Nothing Is More Precious ThanCollection: Vietnam
Program celebrates Vietnamese independence, with music, poetry, interviews. Includes Ho Chi Minh speaking in English, a poem by Janice Mirikitani, a speech by Dow of the Union of Vietnamese, and comments by Donna Futterman, a recent visitor to Vietnam at the time. Also report on trial of the San Quentin 6.
![Vietnam Independence Day](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Live celebration for the first Vietnam Independence Day. With no foreign troops on Vietnam soil, a numerous amount of supporters came to rejoice. Beginning with a number of Vietnamese speakers, quotes of Ho Chi Minh are recited to gain hopes for the future of Vietnam. After the Vietnamese speakers, Janis Mergatani a prominent antiwar poet recites some of her poems. The last half of the celebration is a speech/slideshow involving the history of the occupation of Vietnam, starting with the French and ending with America leaving. With a time line of the injustices put upon the Vietnamese, many supporters look toward the future with optimism.
![Union of Vietnamese Interview and Event](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Interview with Dao, representative of Union of Vietnamese Students in the US, on occasion of the first independence day after the victory over the US. Includes portion of speech from American Indian Movement (AIM), and live music by Holly Near at event celebrating the Vietnam victory.
![The day the movement cried for joy](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Publisher: Workers World News ServiceDate: 4/30/1975Volume Number: 30-AprFormat: ArticleCollection: Vietnam
Reproduction of original article.
![Vietnam: Whose Victory? Whose Defeat?](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Articles include Ending the War, A Peoples Victory; Life in Indpendent Vietnam, Photo Essay; Vietnam and the US Economy; more.
![From Women in Prison Here to Women of Viet Nam: We Are Sisters](images/thumbnails//32222.jpg)
Letters, poems and messages to Vietnamese women political prisoners from women in prison in the United States.
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