Vietnamese version: Âm mưu Quyết Định 1334 của Nhà nước Cộng Sản Việt Nam…

1) An Introduction

This picture is taken shortly after the fall of Saigon in April 1975, speaks of the days the Vietnamese Communists’ brains were filled up with hatred terms such as: “Puppet army, puppet government.” – A group of the “puppet army;” in other words, prisoners of war sitting on the ground while undergoing the victorious Viet Cong’s insults…

After the fall of Vietnam, none of those who involved with the Republic of Vietnam could live in peace under the Vietnamese Communist regime.  To survive, day after day, the people of South Vietnam had to put on new faces and pretended to be ignorant. Any sounds of dog barking or knocking at the door at night could cause one to freak out in cold sweats thinking that the Communist police were at his or her door to arrest or kill him or her. All citizens and everything must be under local government’s strict management. Any actions that caused suspicion or displease to the Viet Cong rulers could result in death or imprisonment with less chance to survive. The “puppet army and puppet government” were deprived of all freedom, dignity, and property. Their future was no more than that of slaves while subjecting to cruel revenge from the victorious Vietnamese Communists.

Not only the parents but also their children were victims of the communists when they (children) were caught in the so-called “revolutionary résumé” stamped on their future as they were denied admissions into any universities or getting any decent jobs. In other words, children whose parents were involved with the former government faced very dark and uncertain future. [Đọc tiếp]→