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sống ở nhiều nơi rất lâu trước khi trốn chạy ra khỏi Việt Nam
          vào năm 1975.
               San Jose, mùa thu 2015
               Lê Đình Cai dịch

          Chú thích:
               7. Nguyễn Đức Cung, “Sử gia Nguyễn Phương (1921–1993),
          và nỗ lực khai phá hướng biên khảo mới trong ngành sử học Việt
          Nam” (Historian Nguyen Phuong (1921 – 1993) and the eff orts
          to reclaim a rew research agenda in Vietnamese History) Tạ
          Chí Đại Trường: Vietnam History Blog (February 26, 2004)
               http://tachidaitruong.blogspot.com/2004/02/hng-bin-
          kho-mi-nguyn-c-cung.html (Accessed February 22, 2015)
               8. VNCC, “Giáo xứ Hòa Ninh: 55 đôi hôn phối mừng 50 năm
          thành hôn” (Hoa Ninh Parish: 55 Couples celecrate 50 years
          of Marriage), Trung Tâm Công Giáo Việt Nam, Giáo phận
          Orange (Center for Vietnamese Catholics, Diocese of Orange),
          http://www.vncatholic.net/giao-xu-hoa-ninh-55-doi-hon-
          phoi-mung-50-nam-thanh-hon/ (Accessed February 15, 2015).
               9. Nguyễn Đức Cung, “Sử gia Nguyễn Phương”.
               10. “University of San Francisco Commencement
          Exercises:   June   1956,”   htt p://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/
          schools/usf56.htm. Nguyễn  Đức Cung claims that Nguyễn
          Phương also received an MA in Economics, but I cannot fi nd
          any corroborating evidence for this claim.
               11. Rev. Francis Nguyen-Phuong,  “The United States
          and Indochina in the First Indochinese Crisis”, (M.A. Thesis,
          University of San Francisco, 1956).
               12. One expert on  Asian foreign relations, Donald R.

          Campbell, sat as a third member of the committee with two
          other Americanists. My thanks to Father Michael Kotlanger,
          S.J., archivist at the Gleeson Library at the University of San
          Francisco, for this information.
               13. Francis Nguyen-Phuong,  “The United States and
          Indochina”, 14.
               14. Ibid., 127.
               15. Ibid., 26. This support for the Ngô clan’s asprirations
          is also reflected by his citation of a historical article by Diệm’s


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