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Uprooted - A Vietnamese Family's Journey, 1935-1975
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Uprooted - A Vietnamese Family's Journey, 1935-1975

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The ancient Vietnamese life in which Tung was raised is being torn apart. It is not enough to work hard and grow rice anymore. Now every farmer in Mai Dong has to pick a side: The French or the Communists.

"They are going to murder your father."

Intelligence, humility and graft made Que an honorable figure in Mai Dong. His values ensured the family's survival through famine and flood. They will not protect him against the Communists, who need class-enemy victims for their land reform campaign.

Tung becomes protector and provider for the family, who struggle to stick together as World War Two, the French Indochinese War, and the American War tear his country apart over forty years.

Vietnam becomes the battleground for the cold war. Decisions made in Paris, Washington, Moscow and Peking force three generations of Tung's family to risk their lives just to survive in the changing landscape.

Based on a true story, Uprooted is an uplifting saga that spans three generations of a Vietnamese family.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherLulu.com
Release dateMar 18, 2015
ISBN9781312869332
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David Lucas

David Lucas has been named one of the UK's ten Best New Illustrators, an initiative created by Booktrust to recognize the best rising talent in the field of illustration today.

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