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A Wavering Grace - A Vietnamese Family in War and Peace (Paperback, Main)
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A Wavering Grace - A Vietnamese Family in War and Peace (Paperback, Main)
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As an Observer correspondent in Vietnam before the American
withdrawal in 1975, Gavin Young met many courageous Vietnamese
people. He frequently stayed with one such person, Madame Bong, a
woman who had lost her husband when she was only twenty-five, had
recovered the mangled limbs of one son from a battlefield and
watched as another son was sent off to a 're-education camp' for
seven years. When Young was allowed to return to Vietnam he helped
many of Madame Bong's relatives emigrate to the US. A Wavering
Grace is a personal account of how one ordinary family survived the
horrors of war and a political process that was beyond their
control. 'By far ... the most moving account of Vietnam to be
written in recent years.' Norman Lewis 'This delicate, terrible and
enchanting book ... brings the atmosphere of Vietnam so near that
you can almost taste and smell it.' Jonathan Mirsky, The Times
'Full of passion and feeling ... A Wavering Grace could be
described as a love story [and] tells the story of Vietnam and Mme
Bong's family in its many conflicting complexions.' Andrew Barrow,
Spectator
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