Vietnamese Refugees, Thailand: Songkhla Children Center, Father Joe

Hình ảnh của Trung Tâm Trẻ Em Không Thân Nhân của trại tỵ nan (tị nạn) Songkhla, Thái Lan - (Nha Tre Songkhla). Ở thời đỉnh cao trong cuối thập niên 70 và đầu thập niên 80, có phải có hơn 6.000 (con số chính sác có lẽ cao hơn nhiều) thuyền nhân tị nạn Việt Nam sống trong trại này. Trong đó có một số trẻ em không thân nhân. Phần nhiều những trẻ em dưới tuổi vị thành niên này sống trong Trung Tâm Trẻ Em Không Thân Nhân (Unaccompanied Children Center). Trung tâm này được tài trợ và chăm sóc bởi Cha Joe (Father Joseph Devlin).

Unaccompanied Children Center of Songkhla, Thailand Refugee Camp 1980's-
Pictures of Songkhla Children Center. At its height in the late 70s and early 80s, there must have been over 6000 Vietnamese refugees or "boat people" who lived in this camp. Some of them were unaccompanied minors, who lived in the Children Center (Trung Tam Tre Em Khong Than Nhan). The Songkhla Children Center was funded and cared for by Father Joe Devlin.

Réfugiés Vietnamiens: Centre pour Enfants nonaccompagnés -
Les photos des camps de réfugiés du centre pour enfants n ° corps (des réfugiés) Songkhla, en Thaïlande. À son apogée dans la fin des années 70 et début des années 80, il doit y avoir plus de 6000 (chiffre exact est probablement beaucoup plus élevé) boat people du Vietnam qui vivent dans ce camp. Dans lesquelles certains enfants ne sont pas apparentées. La plupart des enfants de moins de ces adolescents vivent dans Centre pour enfants n ° corps (enfants non accompagnés au centre). Ce centre est financé et pris en charge par le Père Joe (le père Joseph Devlin).

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[supervietnyc]

Thank you so much for posting this video. The images in this video bring back so many sad and good memories. Once again thank you for sharing. At .58 second of this video the guy stand next to father Joe smoking is me. I got a chill down my spine seeing this. It is possible if you can send me this photo so I can keep it for memory. Thank you, Look forward to hear from you.

[tiosf]

Give me your email address and I will send you the picture. I'm glad you enjoy the video and found yourself in it.

[AznColorfulDino]

Today I got a chance to talk to Father Joe's younger sister. She told me about this website. I was watching this and it was very emotional. I was at the refugee camp in 1980-1981. So if you were there around that time can you send me a message? Thank you.

[TheCakelicious]

People that has been through this, now see life under a new angle... Unforgettable memories of our lives...

[milomusic1964]

Thanks for this video. I worked in Songkhla camp for about 6 months in 1980. I remember Father Joe Devlin, and of course, remember many wonderful people I met there. Thanks for helping to preserve the memory of this history.