Wartime Saigon: History, Conflict, and Memory
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Join us for a special panel discussion reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon, presented in conjunction with Making It Home: From Vietnam to New Orleans.
The program will open with a presentation by military historian Dr. Heather Stur, followed by a robust conversation blending historical oversight and powerful personal stories from refugee and community organizer John-HoΓ‘ Nguyen, Vietnam veteran Man Pham, and HNOC Senior Historian Mark Cave. Donβt miss a rare opportunity to hear reflections on war, displacement, and resilience from those who experienced this pivotal moment in history.
After the program, attendees are invited to explore the exhibition and enjoy a light reception catered by Chef Anh Luu.
Admission is free with registration required.
Learn more and register: https://hnoc.org/events/wartime-saigon
π·: A joint Vietnamese and American color guard salutes US soldiers killed during the Vietnam War, 1984, photograph by Mark Sindler. HNOC, acquisition made possible by the Laussat Society, 2025.0024
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The program will open with a presentation by military historian Dr. Heather Stur, followed by a robust conversation blending historical oversight and powerful personal stories from refugee and community organizer John-HoΓ‘ Nguyen, Vietnam veteran Man Pham, and HNOC Senior Historian Mark Cave. Donβt miss a rare opportunity to hear reflections on war, displacement, and resilience from those who experienced this pivotal moment in history.
After the program, attendees are invited to explore the exhibition and enjoy a light reception catered by Chef Anh Luu.
Admission is free with registration required.
Learn more and register: https://hnoc.org/events/wartime-saigon
π·: A joint Vietnamese and American color guard salutes US soldiers killed during the Vietnam War, 1984, photograph by Mark Sindler. HNOC, acquisition made possible by the Laussat Society, 2025.0024
Get Tickets
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