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The Far East comes near : autobiographical accounts of Southeast Asian students in America
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Amherst :
University of Massachusetts Press,
c1989.
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Table of Contents:
- My life in Cambodia and the United States / Chanthouk Ros
- My best memories / Hong Taing
- The Khmer Rouge-murderers / Mark Gray
- Despair and hopelessness / Sreng Kouch
- My bloody nightmare / Horng Kouch
- Migrating to America / Vibora Lim
- From the killing fields to Greenfield : the story of Chard Houn / Max Hartshorne
- Left empty and longing / Nilandone Pathammavong
- One last long look at my country / Chanthava Chanthavong
- New hope for a disheartened refugee / Chantha Souvanna
- A change of cultures / Lamthiane Inthirath
- A poem : Tet Ly Huong, away from home at Tet / Nguyen Hung Anh
- Commentary : human destructiveness and the refugee experience / Ervin Staub.
- Foreword / Deirdre Ling
- Introduction / Joel Martin Halpern
- Becoming a refugee, being a refugee, ceasing to be a refugee / Lucy Nguyen-Hong-Nhiem
- Memories from the past / Do Minh Bang
- Memories / Ta Minh Tri
- "We are killing our own brothers, our souls" / Tran Thi Sanh
- Not too young to understand communism / Phan Huu Thanh
- Hopes of a better life / Nguyen Hung Anh
- An image of home / Nguyen Van Nhan
- The price of freedom / Huynh Huu Hieu
- A terrifying escape / Le Tan Si
- A tragic voyage / Dang Hong Loan
- A Vietnamese-born Chinese / Lam Phu
- Separation and reunion / Nguyen Huu Chung
- My life structure / Phyrun Khath
- My unforgettable experiences / Roeun Chea
- My personal experience / Boreth Sun.