Dear Da-Lê : A Father's Memoir of the Vietnam War and the Iranian Revolution _oos his lovers and his country

his lovers and his country in a memoir that moved and haunted me

revolutionary recommendations about Federal governance and the delicate balance of power between the Prime Minister and Parliament

–David Shoalts

Yevgeny Zamyatin

human hubris and--dare I say--madness

Dear Da-Lê : A Father's Memoir of the Vietnam War and the Iranian Revolution _oos his lovers and his countryDescription In an intensely revealing memoir written for his Canadian daughter, a man breaks a lifetime of silence about the traumas of his childhood in war torn Vietnam and his years as a refugee in revolutionary Iran. Spanning decades and generations, this heartfelt memoir began as a series of letters from a worried father. Anh Duong had witnessed terrible things as a child during the Vietnam War, and later as a refugee in Iran during the revolution