Origin of Aluminum comb for Thuan
Aluminum comb for Nguyễn Văn Đốc's wife, Thuận, was handcrafted in one of the "re-education camps" he was at, either Thành Ông Năm, Long Giao, or Suối Máu, and given to this wife during her visit.
Aluminum comb for Nguyễn Văn Đốc's wife, Thuận, was handcrafted in one of the "re-education camps" he was at, either Thành Ông Năm, Long Giao, or Suối Máu, and given to this wife during her visit.
Typewriter owned and used by Mrs. Mai Công prior to 1975 for personal and professional correspondence in South Vietnam.
Gifted to his wife during a visitation at Suối Máu "re-education camp."
Aluminum picture frame handcrafted by Nguyễn Văn Đốc for his wife, Thuận.
Gifted to his wife Thuận during a camp visit and kept by her afterward.
Artifact made in a Vietnamese reeducation camp. Donor unknown; no further information available regarding maker or provenance history.
Artifact made in a Vietnamese reeducation camp. Donor unknown; no further information available regarding maker or provenance history.
Brought from Vietnam to the United States by Monsignor Joseph Nguyễn Đức Minh when he traveled to study abroad.
Corporal mass linens brought from Vietnam to the United States by Monsignor Joseph Nguyễn Đức Minh when he traveled to study abroad