Dear Da-Lê : A Father's Memoir of the Vietnam War and the Iranian Revolution _oos his lovers and his country

his lovers and his country in a memoir that moved and haunted me

which can reach speeds of 600 kilometres per hour

–David Shoalts

revolutionary recommendations about Federal governance and the delicate balance of power between the Prime Minister and Parliament

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Dear Da-Lê : A Father's Memoir of the Vietnam War and the Iranian Revolution _oos his lovers and his countryDescription In an intensely revealing memoir written for his Canadian daughter, a man breaks a lifetime of silence about the traumas of his childhood in war torn Vietnam and his years as a refugee in revolutionary Iran. Spanning decades and generations, this heartfelt memoir began as a series of letters from a worried father. Anh Duong had witnessed terrible things as a child during the Vietnam War, and later as a refugee in Iran during the revolution