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During and after the Vietnam War, up to 500,000 “children of war” were born to foreign soldiers and local women in Vietnam. Amerasians — children of war fathered by U.S. soldiers — and adoptees raised abroad are now reclaiming their narratives and… Read more
Editor’s Note: This piece has been published alongside “It Is Time to Account for All Missing Vietnamese” as part of USIP’s work to offer a comprehensive understanding of war-related recovery and reconciliation efforts in Vietnam. On the afternoon of… Read more
Editor’s Note: This piece has been published alongside “Piecing Together the Fragments of Memory to Find Vietnamese War Dead” as part of USIP’s work to offer a comprehensive understanding of war-related recovery and reconciliation efforts in Vietnam. As… Read more
Nearly half a century since the end of the Vietnam War, there remains an urgent need for the United States and Vietnam to address the harmful legacy of Agent Orange, a defoliant sprayed by the U.S. military over parts of southern Vietnam, Laos and… Read more