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God Has Moved South: The Displacement and Defiance of Vietnam’s Northern Catholic Refugees After 1954
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God Has Moved South: The Displacement and Defiance of Vietnam’s Northern Catholic Refugees After 1954
October 9, 1954 marked the day before the red flag with a yellow star would rise into the sky over Hanoi. The streets were eerily silent as waves of migrants had already fled south, leaving entire neighborhoods deserted and the pews in Catholic churches sparsely occupied.From years of war up to the moment of the nation's division at the 17th parallel as part of the Geneva Accords, Catholics in the north had faced difficult choices. Under French …
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