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Letter to American People

Letter to American People

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Letter to American People

by [Vietnamese Catholics in Europe]

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n.p., 1969. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed in dense green type on one side., very good condition. Open letter by prominent Vietnamese Catholics then living in Europe; calls on US Christians to support immediate withdrawal of troops from Vietnam. "The number of prostitutes, of children of unknown fathers and of mixed parentage grows each day in a disquieting manner." Letter was issued on the occasion of Moratorium Day (October 15, 1969).

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Title
Letter to American People
Author
[Vietnamese Catholics in Europe]
Book Condition
Used
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Place of Publication
n.p.
Date Published
1969
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Roman Catholic; 1960S; Vietnam;

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