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This proud father held up his twin sons to photograph. That makes at least four children in this one family. Apparently, the government's program to limit family size to no more than two is not always effective. |
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A girl poses for Dr. Poremba in
front of her family home. |
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Here I am posing in emperor Bao
Dai's throne room at the royal summer palace in the highlands
of Da Lat. The house has been left exactly the way it was back in 1954 when he fled to Paris with his mistress. |
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A woman emerges from the shadows on her daily trip to the marketplace in Dalat. Photo taken about 6:00 am. |
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This welder is typical of many found working in small shops throughout the cities and towns. Nothing is ever wasted here and everything is recyclable! Out of necessity, they repair all their old equipment, bicycles, trucks, cars, .....whatever. You still see the U.S. army jeeps and trucks we abandoned there 23 years ago! |
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An old woman arranges flowers on her doorstep in Dalat. They are probably being prepared for sale |
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