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| •Going
Back
• Progress Report for Loan Funds
• Special Profile: Healing the Spirit≠Mrs.
Pham Thi Huong
• Other Funding for the Womenís Union
• Vo Thi Lien: A spirit watches over
the My Lai Peace Park
• She Shimmered in Time
• The War Cradle
• New Resources for Adult Adoptees from
Vietnam
• A Path to Peace
• Motherís Day Proclamation
• Quiet Courage
• Letters
• Beer report
• Motherís Day Proclamation |
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#8 with pictures (1.9 Mb)PDF
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| • Going Back.
• Kids & Peace.
• Letters.
• Captured by the Viet Cong–A
Lesson from the War
• The Physical Rehabilitation Center
of Quang Ngai City.
• Even the Women Must Fight - Memories
of War from North Vietnam.
• A Piece of My Heart.
• Quang Tri – For Serious Tourists.
• My Lai Greeting Cards.
• Two Fundraisers, Two Successes.
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#7 with pictures (1.5 Mb)PDF
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| • Going Back-My Lai
Peace Park dedication ceremony, friendship
bracelets.
• International Non Violent Peace
Force.
• Letters.
• U.S. Army School of the Americas.
• Poem-‘The Invasion of Grenada’
by W.D. Ehrhart.
• Sisters Meeting Sisters-El Salvador.
• Earthquake-El Salvador.
• Sisters Meeting Sisters-Guatemala.
• My Lai Greeting Cards. |
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#6 with pictures (4.7 Mb)PDF
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#6 with no pictures (182 k)PDF
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| • Going Back-My
Lai Peace Park dedication ceremony, friendship
bracelets.
• International Non Violent Peace
Force.
• Letters.
• U.S. Army School of the Americas.
• Poem-‘The Invasion of Grenada’
by W.D. Ehrhart.
• Sisters Meeting Sisters-El Salvador.
• Earthquake-El Salvador.
• Sisters Meeting Sisters-Guatemala.
• My Lai Greeting Cards. |
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#5 with pictures (1.9 Mb)PDF
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#5 with no pictures (110 k)PDF
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| • Going Back. Media
in Viet Nam.
• Hugh Thompson Update.
• The Boy From The Ditch.
• Poem-‘A Song of My Native
Village’ by Nguyen Quang Thieu.
• Letters.
• Another New School for My Lai.
• Sisters Meeting Sisters.
• An Overview of the Association
of Communities for the Development of
Chalatenango (CCR), Province of
Chalatenango, El Salvador Women’s
Secretariat.
• Letter from the Women’s Secretariat
Organization in El Salvador to the women
of Viet Nam and the U.S.
• Children Helping Children-Molly
Minden.
• Children Helping Children-Blackhawk
Girl Scout Council Cadets 50.
• Children Helping Children-Crestwood
Elementary School’s 4th and 5th grade
students.
• Art Exchange Greeting Card Project
by Christina Morrison.
• An Invitation to Celebrate Life!
My Lai Peace Park Dedication Ceremony-March
16, 2001. |
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Issue #4
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| •Going Back. The divisiveness
of the war.
• Letters-From the women of Quang
Ngai province to the women of El Salvador,
other letters.
• Poem-‘USA Cardboard’
by Paul Nichols.
• Val Kuehl’s Project and Visit
to Viet Nam.
• Well Project at Song Mai Clinic,
Bac Giang Province.
• Projects in Viet Nam sponsored
by the Madison Quakers, Inc.. Map
of Viet Nam with site locations of projects.
• Loan Fund Profiles-Mrs. Doan Thi
Lien.
• An Invitation to Celebrate Life!
My Lai Peace Park
• Dedication Ceremony-March 16,
2001. |
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Issue #3
with pictures (1.4 Mb)PDF
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| • Going Back-Ceremonies at
My Lai for My Lai Peace Park, My Lai
Primary School, more on Sisters Meeting
Sisters.
• Letters
• Poem-‘The My Lai Peace
Park’ by Constance Lee Menefee.
• Review-Documentary Film-‘The
Long-Haired Warriors’ by Mel Halbach.
• Viet Nam’s Ethnic Minorities
(contains map with listing of 53 ethnic
tribes)
• The Hre Ethnic Minority.
• Here Community Development Project.
• Loan Fund Profiles-Mrs. Nguyen
Thi Bay, Mrs. Dang Thi May and Mrs.
Huynh Thi Luu.
• Agent Orange Study in Thua Thien
Hue Province by L. Wayne Dwernychuk,
Ph.D., R.P.Bio.
• A New Primary School for My
Lai.
• Book Review-‘Traveling
to Vietnam: American Peace Activists
and the War’ by Mary Hershberger.
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• Going Back-Floods in Viet Nam,
the Sisters Meeting Sisters project, the
Sound of the Violin wins another award.
• Letters: Norman Morrison, Deed
of Life, Deed of Death by Anne Morrison
Welsh.
• Poem-‘Emily, My
Child’ by To Huu.
• A Healing
Journey by Anne Morrison Welsh.
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Poem-‘Peace Pagoda’ by Christina
Morrison.
• Poem-‘When a
Little Child’ by Bui Van Nghi.
• A Peace Park for My Lai.
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The My Lai Peace Park: A Vision Comes to
Life.
• Thoughts on War by Deng
Ming-Dao.
• Loan Fund Profiles
by William Wormsley-Mrs. Bui Thi Kim Phung,
Mrs. Dan Thi Bao, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Minh Thanh.
• Book Review-W.D. Ehrhart’s
Beautiful Wreckage: New and Selected Poems.
• Poem-‘Beautiful Wreckage’
by W.D. Ehrhart. |
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| Issue #1 with
pictures (1.4 Mb) PDF
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| • Going Back-First time back
to Viet Nam since the war, The Sound of
the Violin in My Lai.
• Poem-‘For Mrs. Na’ by
W.D. Ehrhart
• Letters-Veterans and peace activists
write, congratulations from Ambassador
Le Van Bang.
• The Vietnamese-American Peace
Park.
• The Sound of the Violin in My
Lai-Reactions by people of Viet Nam.
• The My Lai Loan Fund: A Story
of Success.
• Loan Fund Profiles-Mrs. Tran Thi
Mao and Mrs. Nguyen Thi Lan.
• Child to Child Exchange.
• Poem-‘The Weather Clears’
by Ho Chi Minh
• Water Puppets by David Giffey.
• Vietnamese
Nom Preservation Foundation.
• Book Review-Spring Essence: The
Poetry of Ho Xuan Huong.
• Poem-‘Picking Flowers’
by Ho Xuan Huong.
• Book Review-The Forgotten Hero
of My Lai: The Hugh Thompson Story. |
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