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In 1954, after the defeat of Dien Bien Phu, the first reception center was established in Noyant d'Allier. For the Vietnamese wives of French soldiers, their Eurasian children and naturalized Vietnamese, it is a real climatic and cultural shock. Fifty years later, diversity remains in this town where the children of the country have in turn married Vietnamese. Son of returnees, Philippe Rostan wanted to tell this unique Auvergne experience, a mixed village half-French, half-Vietnamese, place of successful integration.Read moreLess
In 1954, after the defeat of Dien Bien Phu, the first reception center was established in Noyant d'Allier. For the Vietnamese wives of French soldiers, their Eurasian children and naturalized Vietnamese, it is a real climatic and cultural shock. Fifty years later, diversity remains in this town where the children of the country have in turn married Vietnamese. Son of returnees, Philippe Rostan wanted to tell this unique Auvergne experience, a mixed village half-French, half-Vietnamese, place of successful integration.
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In 1954, after the defeat of Dien Bien Phu, the first reception center was established in Noyant d'Allier. For the Vietnamese wives of French soldiers, their Eurasian children and naturalized Vietnamese, it is a real climatic and cultural shock. Fifty years later, diversity remains in this town where the children of the country have in turn married Vietnamese. Son of returnees, Philippe Rostan wanted to tell this unique Auvergne experience, a mixed village half-French, half-Vietnamese, place of successful integration.
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- Philippe Rostan