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▲ 21 r/southVietnam

For many people in the Vietnamese diaspora, opposing communism in Việt-Nam isn't political, it's personal. Assemblyman Tri Ta representing California's 70th Assembly District speaks up again Hasan Piker, a known champaign communist known for his intense hatred for South Vietnamese refugees.

u/asparagusman — 1 day ago
▲ 13 r/southVietnam

Building gravestones for the fallen soldiers who died in Battle of An-Lộc during the Red Summer of 1972.

u/asparagusman — 1 day ago
▲ 14 r/southVietnam

The origins of our yellow striped flag: A symbol of Việt-Nam Cộng-Hòa, also known as South Việt-Nam or Republic of Việt-Nam in English. A symbol of freedom and hope for the Vietnamese people.

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u/asparagusman — 2 days ago
▲ 7 r/southVietnam

The history of the Republic of Việt-Nam Navy. From nothing more than 'ink on paper', it grew into one of the largest naval forces in the world by 1973, becoming the backbone of the fight against communism.

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u/asparagusman — 2 days ago
▲ 42 r/southVietnam+1 crossposts

After the northern invasion, veterans of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam were imprisoned in concentration camps. Their homes were confiscated and they were forced into “New Economic Zones” to carry out manual labour. They and their children were denied access to education and barred from work.

u/asparagusman — 3 days ago
▲ 24 r/southVietnam

29 April 1975, Sài-Gòn: Vietcong shelling and burning down civilian homes on the other side of the Đa-Kao Iron Bridge.

u/asparagusman — 4 days ago
▲ 17 r/southVietnam

U.S. Consular General Melissa Brown visiting Biên-Hòa cemetery, paying respect and honouring the memory of the South Vietnamese soldiers who lost their lives defending our freedom and sovereignty. Lest we forget. 💛♥️

u/asparagusman — 4 days ago